Are you the sort of person who maybe wouldn’t mind if there really was a monster living under your bed? If tentacles, ghosts, Bigfoot, dragons, vampires, and demons wouldn’t send you running for the hills, then you’re in the right place.
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Captured by the Dragon Warrior features an anthropomorphic lizard as an alien, hurt/comfort themes, a self-thrusting peen, abduction and rescue, military service, overcoming bad actors who can't accept help from aliens, and a HEA. This is the fourth in a planned 6-book series featuring different couples that should be read in order.
Content warnings: amputation
Squire Landry has lived in a hell of his mother's making ever since she joined up with a hate-filled church that's now led her to Humans First, the domestic terrorist group determined to rid Earth of aliens. Squire doesn't believe the aliens mean any harm, but when his mother and her pastor insist he apply to become a sex worker—the only thing the aliens have asked of humans—Squire sees a chance to escape.
Administrator Ghosha Progoni Rijal has reached the end of his rope when it comes to dealing with human politicians who would rather condemn than encourage free will. He'd known humans could be prudish about sex, but hadn't expected this much pushback over a viable and highly-desired career choice. And then he meets a frightened, desperate young man who is his fated mate.
Believing he's finally free, Squire also figures he'll have no problem at all becoming a sex worker if his reaction to the big tiger alien who's recruited him is any indication. Maybe Ghosha can be the one to train the virginity right out of him? But when Ghosha explains what Squire is to him, it's pretty clear Squire has won the relationship lottery.
Bound to the Tiger Scout features an anthropomorphic tiger as an alien, a virgin her, hurt/comfort themes, scratchy tongues and dirty talk, found family, sex workers, finding one’s purpose, overcoming bad actors who can't accept help from aliens, and a HEA. This is the third in a planned 6-book series featuring different couples that should be read in order.
Content warnings: on-page bigotry
Owen Devin had hoped that being invited to visit the Norlon spaceship with his governor father was how they would begin to repair their relationship. Never did he suspect that his father would become a terrorist by setting off a bomb, disabling the ship, and actually murdering people. And had he hoped to take out Owen too?
When Owen wakes after the explosion in the arms of the tall and strong fox-like captain of the ship, all he wants to do is cling to someone who doesn’t hate him. The more time he spends with Pysina Langarus, the more Owen wants to stay and…thank him. That Py can’t resist laying claim to Owen with claws and teeth and knotting eases something deep in Owen’s soul.
As Owen figures out what he wants to do with his life and the ship recovers from the bomb, his relationship with Py grows more intense every time they’re together. And while Py is willing to declare that Owen is his to everyone who’ll listen, can Owen do the same or will shame and fear keep him silent?
Claimed by the Fox Captain features an anthropomorphic fox as an alien, hurt/comfort themes, knotting and biting, found family, finding one’s purpose, overcoming bad actors who can't accept help from aliens, and a HEA. This is the second in a planned 6-book series featuring different couples that should be read in order.
Content warnings: violence, death (not main character), blood and burns, terrorism, and medical procedures with needles
Logan Parish was a Cleveland police officer for all of two days when aliens that look like wolves, foxes, bunnies, and a bunch of other animals suddenly arrived. They claim they come in peace and just want to share their knowledge and tech with humans to improve everyone's lives. At first, Logan isn't sure what to believe.
But when he's acting as security while the Norlons visit Earth for the first time, Logan can't stand by and let a big black wolf get shot. Logan takes the hits himself.
Prince Alam Ye Lena knew the humans of Earth wouldn't embrace them with open arms, but he never anticipated violence. When a human man puts himself between Alam and certain death, Alam doesn't hesitate to fly back up to his ship and take his savior with him.
In the coming weeks, Logan sees that the Norlons really are here to help and devotes himself to their cause. He quickly gets closer to the prince leading the delegation and knows he's found the love of his life in a big furry wolf.
But a faction calling themselves Humans First refuses to see the possibilities of an alliance with aliens and brings explosive suffering to the Norlons. Can Logan and Alam survive the ordeal and come out stronger on the other side?
Knotted by the Wolf Prince features an anthropomorphic wolf as an alien, a human cop turned consultant, boss/employee relationship, lots of knotting (obvi), cuddles with fluffy black fur, licks and kisses, nanobots healing everything, overcoming bad actors who can't accept help from aliens, and a HEA. This is the first in a planned 6-book series featuring different couples that should be read in order.
Content warnings: violence, death (not main character), blood, terrorism, and medical procedures with needles.
Huck Savage used to think he was a pretty awesome TV personality. Nowadays, though, he’s just schlepping around the country pretending to find evidence of the supernatural and, wow, is he done doing that. But quitting without a fallback or even a vague plan isn’t something he can handle.
Everything changes when Huck discovers two Bigfoot in flagrante delicto who then decide to include Huck in their fiery passions. And not only is that the best he’s ever known, he’s also feeling loved better than ever before. So he gets his Bigfoot lovers a mobile phone and comes back to them whenever he can get away from the next shoot.
And then Huck and the crew of Prowl’s Is It Out There? show find themselves in Baker, Idaho, on the Rebecca Merz Nature Reserve to do a show about Bigfoot. Huck’s are well aware of the community near Baker and so meet Huck there. But there’s more the Baker than any of them realize and maybe, just maybe, that could be where they all make their new home.
Telling family and friends where they’re going to live requires a road trip that ends up being a car chase when a very unhappy fan refuses to allow Huck to get away with keeping the truth about Bigfoot a secret from the world. Can these three shake off her interest and finally have the happy ending they deserve?
Double Bigfoot Trouble includes two Bigfoot and one human man, outdoor shenanigans, sneaking around, found family, a roadtrip, evading capture, one disgruntled fan, and a reunion of previous Is It Out There? show hosts, Clark and Max, who'll meet Ramsey, Vaughn, and Huck—and all of their supernatural mates.
It’s a satellite! It’s a meteor! It’s a…small alien spaceship?
The last thing bar manager Sam Litchfield expects to see when he gets home from work just weeks before Christmas is something crash landing in his backyard. And since he spent the drive there hearing on the radio about a meteor streaking through the sky, Sam is only prepared to tell the authorities about a space rock.
What’s he supposed to do when it’s actually a three-foot-tall alien with tentacles for arms in a broken spaceship? In the spirit of the season, Sam helps Bhanzier get out of the cold and start repairs on his ship.
It isn’t long before the two of them discover that Bhanzier likes being in charge, Sam likes that too, and tiny tentacles can wiggle into lots of fun places. Sam starts to wish Bhanzier didn’t have to ever leave.
But Sam isn’t the only one who knows something crashed in his backyard. Two FBI agents are poking around, and then Sam remembers that he signed up for the Holiday Homes Tour.
Sam's determined to keep Bhanzier safe from prying eyes. But is getting him back into space, and losing him forever, really the only way?
A witch, two fairies, a minor god, and four demons walk into a bar and suddenly Dwyer Eamonn’s life will never be the same.
Turns out that Dwyer’s parents promised him—their firstborn—as payment when they made eight different deals with various supernatural beings. At the stroke of midnight on his twenty-first birthday, every single claimant comes calling, ready to make Dwyer their heir.
Unable to deny them all, it’s up to Dwyer to choose which supernatural being he wants to become by spending time with each of them. What does a witch do all day? Do crossroads demons really hang out on street corners? He has eight hours to learn about them one at a time before he must make a decision.
Right away, one of them draws Dwyer in like no one ever has. He doesn’t want to become a demon, but he does want to be with one. Is that even possible? And since choosing an heir means these people want to shuffle off their mortal coil, is love reason enough to make one of them stay? After all, they’ll have forever once Dwyer makes his choice.
Content Warnings: violence, coercion/dubcon, tentacle sex, voyeurism, exhibitionism/public sex
Previously part of the Possessive Love multi-author collaboration. No content has changed, only the cover.
For Fur's Sake includes a boy virgin and a big softie having outdoor smexy times while hiding from prying eyes, keeping secrets, and generally avoiding telling the truth about the existence of Bigfoot while the cameras are rolling even as the lovers work toward their HEA.
The Minotaur's Mate has an enemies-to-lovers, virgin hero, size difference story with sci-fi elements, a bull-headed human and a marshmallow-hearted bull, spying on your neighbors, shopping for sex toys, one heck of a history lesson, monster-sized anatomy, megalomaniacs fighting to stay in control, and a little stabbing, but there’s a wedding and a HEA ending.
Aquaculture Affair has an age gap, m/m/m, and dad’s best friend story with two virgins and a guy in his forties who thought he was the grownup, some internal angst because somebody’s an alien, kinks for man-smell and gripping tentacles, hiding out in an aquaculture farm to raise snails, and a HEA ending that includes cameos from Book 1 characters.
Includes the short stories The Dentist's Vampire, The Park Ranger's Werewolf, and The Quarterback's Dragon—all characters who appeared in The Incubus's Mate. If you'd rather not sign up for my mailing list to get these books for free, they're available at Amazon.
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