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Summary: Ho! Ho! Ho! Merry Christmas! Um, who asked Santa for a Necromancer? Not what we expected to find on our doorstep Christmas morning. Now what do we do with him? Never a dull moment at the Denarius compound but when the Necromancer shows up is that a good sign or bad? Goddess, help us all.

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Summary: Every story has an ending… Connor always had memories of lives not his own. Snippets of conversations and awful yearning have dogged his steps and made him question his sanity. His only anchor is his sister and her belief in his stories of a cosmic black dragon. His obsession leads him to search for answers among the sacred mountains of the world... and what he finds is almost more than he can handle. Asagoroth, the last dragon, has awakened after centuries of slumber, ready to reclaim his angel and their love. Undeterred that his angel is in the body of a human, Asagoroth embraces him as his own. But the world has changed. The children have become violent and destructive. And the former conqueror of realms has run out of patience. For the love he and Asagoroth have shared over eons, Connor must find the courage to take the final step on his quest for immortality… and through their love, he hopes to save humanity from draconic retribution. Reader discretion advised: dark themes of childhood trauma, mental health, and violence.

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Summary: “I won’t leave you alone, my dragon. Your angel will always return to you.” The Great Union. The Great Assault. The same event with different truths. For some angels, they find their perfect mates among the demons who follow Asagoroth through the heavenly gates. For others, they wish to forget and return to their blessed peace among the stars. For Trystan, he’s trying to balance building a new society alongside his sister, the angelic peers who once shunned and shamed him, and their demon mates, while being a good parent to his adopted son, Adam. Finding himself on the council and a valued member of his community has given Trystan hope and determination to make their venture succeed. However, there’s one truth that most concerns him: Asagoroth is immortal. Trystan is not. If Trystan wants to protect the children and save the cosmos from annihilation, he must discover what Roland knew. Only his love can temper Asagoroth’s wrath and thirst for vengeance... the great dragon doesn’t forgive, and he doesn’t forget. Reader discretion is advised: This story deals with dark themes, including mentions of sexual assault and infant death.

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Summary: What do you do when you've caught a werewolf in a fishing net? Silas Applewhite only wanted to save Sam, his bunny, from becoming breakfast. He hadn't planned on catching a wolf in a fishing net, but now when he has, he’d better feed him, right?   After days of running, Aysoom Dhib is starving. When he spots a juicy rabbit sitting on a lawn, he pounces. He hadn’t foreseen a human interfering with his food plans, but since the human is just as juicy as the bunny, though in a different way, Aysoom doesn’t mind. But can he persuade Silas to let him stay after having tried to eat his pet?   

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Summary: Shariff Paul & Jude's story. Blurb coming soon!

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Summary: Dragon history was easy. This particular dragon? Anything but. I was sent to Dragon's Ending to uncover lost dragon history. What I found was Dominic Bedwyr. The heir to one of Britain's oldest dragon-shifter families, Dominic has a reputation for turning heads and causing trouble in equal measure. He flirts. He provokes. He has an infuriating habit of appearing when least expected and interrupting my research. And each time I think I've worked Dominic out, he proves me wrong. Because behind the studied indifference, I catch glimpses of someone else entirely. He’s a man born to inherit everything, yet trusted with nothing. Before long, I catch myself listening for his footsteps. Waiting for him to appear by my side, pretending not to help and somehow making me laugh anyway. But dragon families are complicated. Dominic’s, most of all. It's one thing to fall in love with Dominic. It's another to fall in love with the Bedwyr heir.

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Summary: What kind of person inherited a castle - or bought one, maybe - and then just...left it to crumble? Damon, one of the original Hellhounds, has been living in a rental cottage in the shadow of a ruined castle for the past three years. His peace and quiet is threatened when he receives notice that the owner of the property – who Damon has never met – was coming to do renovations with a view to selling the property. Little did Damon know that the owner’s arrival meant a lot more than thinking about somewhere else to live. Meanwhile, what on Earth was going on with his hound? He doesn’t know what we are to each other. We need to figure out what he is first and then find a way to tell him without scaring him away. We’ve got the time. Redford Stone, a gargoyle who ran the FBI task force related to paranormal crimes, is suffering from burnout. Needing something to do with his time off, he decides to head to a castle he’d inherited five years before, planning to do some renovations and probably sell the place. His plans are thrown into complete disarray when he arrives at the castle to hear the stones singing. So much for simply staying for three months and going back to work. “You…” Damon couldn’t form a coherent sentence. “You were courting me? By having me lug rocks around?” Hellhounds can’t tell their mate from sight or scent, so Damon and Redford dance around each other, neither one of them saying anything that might scare the other one off. In the meantime, the castle is hiding secrets of its own – historical secrets with very modern day repercussions. When Redford and Damon accidentally “awaken” the castle, the threats and benefits both become very real. Dance in the Stones is book 9 in the Hellhound Collar series. While it can be read as a standalone, reading previous books in the series – in particular Magical Beast (Book 7), where we met Damon for the first time, and More than Words (Book 8), where Redford was introduced - would give more context for the secondary characters.

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Summary: Sapphire Seas is book 4 in the Primordial Protectors series. What secrets has Mattias kept from his brothers and what's next for the Denarius family?

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Summary: Newly-changed werewolf Ren Torres flees from pack members who assaulted him when his first shift from wolf form to human revealed him as a transgender man. Injured and terrified, Ren runs to the home of the Anax, ruler of all werewolves in the United States. There, Ren finds sanctuary—and his destined mate. On the eve of the annual gathering of the U.S. werewolf leaders, the Anax’s guard, Xavier Pelly, has traveled with the Anax to the secondary home where the gathering will occur. When Ren arrives, Xavier immediately recognizes the new, petite werewolf as his fated mate. The one he will protect at any cost. As the gathering progresses, Xavier works to gain Ren’s trust and to build the emotional connection Xavier requires. Feeling secure for the first time in his life with Xavier’s caring support, Ren finds his place in the Anax’s staff, helping to create Virtual Haven, an online support group for LGBTQ+ werewolves. But when the gathering ends, emotional demons from Ren’s past life on the streets cause Ren to run from Xavier—and when one of the pack members who assaulted Ren finds him, Ren’s life with his mate might come to an end. This book includes depictions of transphobia, including a trans-bashing; on-page death of werewolves (no major characters); discussion of past abuse and sexual assault; and discussions of prostitution. The book takes place in the Real Werewolves Don’t Eat Meat universe, but is not a direct part of that series.

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Summary: A bond torn apart by grief. An omega hunted by his own blood. A child worth a fortune to the wrong people. And an alpha who’d rather die than watch history repeat itself. Soren was born into a world that had already decided what he was worth. Not a person. An investment. A rare omega bloodline with documentation going back twelve generations, and a body that made him valuable the moment he presented. When his family forced a breeding arrangement that cost another man his mate, his life, and any say in what came next, Soren was locked away to give birth in secret. Alpha wolf Cassian has been alone on his mountain for three years, with a shattered bond and no intention of getting involved in anyone else’s problems. His bonded mate died, and what’s left of Cassian runs the fence line at night and waits to be ready. He doesn’t take in strangers. He doesn’t get involved. When his camera picks up a small shape crawling up the snowbank on the county road with one arm braced under a pregnant belly, he tells himself twice that this isn’t his problem. Then he runs. Snowed in on a mountain with no way out, Cassian has weeks to keep a frightened omega and his unborn daughter alive — and no idea that keeping them safe will mean learning how to live again. But the family Soren ran from isn’t done, and the brother who wants his niece more than he ever wanted his sibling is coming to collect what he believes is his. Omega Hunted is an MM omegaverse romantic suspense featuring a grieving alpha wolf, a pregnant omega on the run, a broken bond healing into something neither man expected, a desperate crime family, forced proximity, hurt/comfort, and genuine darkness.

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Summary: I don’t need that shit in my life. This is all I need. Peace and quiet. Solitude. Just water, silence, and the slow passage of time. Sobek, Egyptian God of Crocodiles and the Nile among other things, likes his peaceful life. He travels, collects antiques and goes where the winds or water takes him. Until the waters took him to a small pond in rural Louisiana and he comes across three unusual children invading the privacy of his pond… shifter children. No matter how many times he told himself that the children weren’t his concern, when he finally meets their guardian, Sobek’s perspective changes completely. A tall, dark mysterious stranger appears at your door… The only connection Rudy Crisp, regular human, had to the paranormal world was in his love of the romance stories he read after the children had gone to bed. Sure, his small found family might have some quirks – the odd flash of hair, fur, and scales, but that was just kids being kids, right? Rudy didn’t judge and he refused to let anyone insult his kids either. So when a tall, dark stranger returns his kids, after their excursion to a neighbor’s pond, Rudy wasn’t going to listen when that man started spouting nonsense about shifters. Clearly the sexy hunk had hit his head recently. “Sometimes people just need reminding that they’re okay.” Realizing he has no choice, Sobek sets out to win Rudy’s trust – a trust earned through house repairs and spending time with the kids, all while trying to work out how to approach that delicate “paranormals are real, and you’re my mate” conversation. But when one of the children gets deathly ill, Sobek realizes he’s run out of time. Will Rudy accept he’s actually part of his own paranormal romance story, or will he take the kids and run?

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Summary: Sah has gone through a lot in three years. I mean how often does a person find out their sister disappeared, meet a hot detective, get bitten by a werewolf, and discover they are part of a legacy of shape shifters? She thought her life would calm down and she could enjoy a summer vacation in LA. But now she is mixed up with the Fae and a magical serial killer. To survive she must find new allies and embrace her new self without reservation.

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Summary: Lee My life changed one hot summer evening in 1935— two young men trying to prove werewolves really could get drunk, a kiss that felt perfect and inevitable, then a painful morning after— but that night's twenty-five years in my rearview mirror. I've been to war in Europe, returned alone, and built a satisfying life among humans. So now, in my forties, the mere scent of Micah Crue in the sheriff's office shouldn't make my heart leap and my breath come short. Except I still can't control how I feel. Micah's here, in my little town of Highcrest, Wyoming. Locked in the single jail cell for vagrancy, or maybe just not being white enough for the local sheriff. I can't walk away, even if Micah regrets that summer night so long ago. Micah It's been decades since I saw Lee… Pierce. He's changed his name, changed a lot since we were both twenty and joined at the hip. After my wedding to Janet, Lee left our pack and vanished into the big world. My life went on, with love and pack runs, divorce and service overseas, wins and losses. But a few days ago, as I worked a photo assignment in Yellowstone, something pulled me south. Like a cord, tugging at my insides. I had no idea the other end of that cord was my oldest friend. Any pack bond with Lee was lost when our Alpha died. But I've missed my best friend for half my life, and I really want to fix whatever went wrong between us, whatever made him mad at me that I don't even remember. All These Years is a second-chances, hurt-comfort, self-discovery, Hidden Wolves prequel novella, set in 1960 before wolves even considered coming out, with two solitary men finding their way back to each other.

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Summary: Once upon a time, there were three dragons… No, this is not a fairy tale, but rather a story about three dragons who were fated to each other, and who now lived among humans in the hopes of finding their fourth – their Treasure. Mabon was the money man, Urien loved to garden, and Rux…well, Rux had a lot of energy and could cook amazing meals. The three dragons had been together for a hundred years, and were settled, accepting that they were one of many triads who hadn’t found their Treasure yet. Until one day when Rux was grocery shopping in town and his heart stone appeared. Sam, a twenty-seven year old barista, spent his days tempting locals into trying unusual coffees and his evenings tending to his cat, Basil. When he had spare time, he wrote fantastical stories about amazing paranormals who found love with ordinary humans. It was pure escapism, and Sam never intended to publish his stories, but it was fun to have a hobby when his dating life was non-existent. If this had been one of Sam’s story, everything would’ve been fine. The suave paranormals would’ve swept their clueless human off his feet and the HEA would be guaranteed. But our dragons don’t know anything about dating in the modern world, and definitely nothing about dating humans. Rux, Mabon and Urien are keen to learn, but will Sam be patient enough to wait for them to finally state their intentions?

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Summary: A Griffin, a new Ilios reluctant to lead. A human, reluctant to commit.   Jacobi Redmond was pronounced the new Ilios, the veritable king of the Griffins. It’s a role he’s taken but one he’s never wanted to accept. He believes in caring for his people. What he’s always done should be enough. Why does it have to change? And with all the help that’s appearing, why does he still feel so alone?   Kaito Adair can’t catch a break. On a night he could finally make enough money to help him pay off bills threatening to bury him, his car breaks down. But things start looking up— and up and up—when a man with the looks and size of a god shows up to help. But it looks like his exhausted Good Samaritan could use a little help of his own.   Can a Griffin and a human be a perfect match? Who’s saving who?    

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Summary: A betrayal becomes his most precious gift Santiago is scared. A mad scientist, bent on revenge, is turning people into monster shifters, and he’s the next victim. Caged and transformed, he must learn to live his life as a shifter and perhaps find his true love in the process. MONSTER BOUND is a spicy gay romance with a struggling chimera shifter and a lovesick cyclops, filled with shifter hijinks and mythological beasts. It was written without the use of generative AI, and is intended for mature readers. MM romance ~ mythological monsters ~ shifters ~ size difference ~ low angst ~ happily ever after

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Summary: Anax Tobias Rogan, ruler of all werewolves in the United States, is preparing for what should be the happiest day of his life: The day he finally marries his fated mate, vegan werewolf Kyle Slidell. But before the wedding can occur, Tobias has to make it through his first time hosting the annual gathering of the country’s werewolf leaders. Not everyone is pleased about the changes Tobias has made in the year since he became Anax. After one of the regional leaders and several of the alphas under his rule leave the gathering in protest, Tobias faces a fracturing country–culminating in the issuing of a challenge to fight for the Anax rank. A fight only one can survive. Tobias has always refused to kill without reason, but this time, the choice is to kill or to die. And all Tobias wants is to live to see his and Kyle’s happy ending. This book includes violence and death between werewolves; off-page trans-bashing of a transgender man; transphobia and homophobia; depictions of PTSD; and mention of past sexual assaults, including of an underage teen. 

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Summary: "...he took one look at us and decided we weren’t assassin enough, weren’t alpha enough, weren’t enough full fucking stop..." Flint, snake snifter and the best sniper on the Agency's books, met his mate while he was in the middle of a job. Unfortunately, when the wolf shifter opened his mouth all of Flint's fears came true, and showing a lot more strength than he believed he had, Flint left, did his job, and walked away. But the Fates don't like it when their matings plans don't work out, and Flint is feeling the separation deeply... he only hopes Arrow is feeling the same way. I made a mistake, but I can’t fix it if I can’t find him. Arrow, wolf shifter, who works in the Cybercrimes unit of the same Agency Flint works for, met his mate, opened his mouth and shit came out. He knows it. He regrets every second of it. But unfortunately, as far as first impressions went, he'd made a mess of it and he couldn't even find the cute blond assassin, let alone try and get a second chance. He’s using his actions, not words, Flint realized. He’s showing me, not just telling me, that he can change. That’s a freakingly big change. That mating pull is strong, and of course, Arrow and Flint need to meet up again, but it's not an easy path. Arrow has to make some big changes to get Flint to even give him a chance, and when other people decide that maybe the bond between Flint and Arrow isn't a true one, they add their own brand of pressure to an already volatile situation. Flint's Arrow can be read as a standalone, although reading the previous books will give you a better idea of the secondary characters who play a big part in this story. The book does finish with an HEA, and the Epilogue leads into the next and final book of the series which will be out later this year.

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Summary: Ever and Olly haven't had the easiest time since discovering that they're mates. Will a series of surprises push them further apart, or finally make them see that they were meant to be together?

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Summary: On full moon night, a stranger invades the Nova Scotia home of werewolf mates Quinn Boucher and Malachi Powers—a stranger who has victimized Quinn in the past. Malachi fights to defend his young mate, but the stranger isn’t acting of his own accord. Secured in a cell at the home of the Anax, ruler of Canada’s werewolves, the intruder is murdered by one of the Anax’s guards. With his dying breath, he delivers a message to Quinn: Return to his home province of Manitoba to face his Alpha, or others will hunt him. Determined to protect himself and his mate, Quinn makes the journey with Malachi by his side. In Manitoba, another attack is launched. Another intruder, imprisoned at the home of the Arkhon, leader of all packs in the province, is murdered. And when the Alpha behind it all reveals himself, Quinn can’t bear the horrifying truth. Even Malachi’s love might not be enough to pull him back from the brink. This book contains intense depictions of flashbacks to sexual assault and other abuse; an extremely large age gap between partners (over 100 years; werewolves live a long time!) in a relationship in which one partner consensually commands the other; and discussions of death and grief. The book is set in the Real Werewolves Don't Eat Meat universe but is not a direct part of that series.