Hired to redecorate the Skeffield country home, Louie is both attracted to Robert Skeffield and abashed by him in equal measures. Louie, who favors bright clothing and has never been called butch in his life, has little in common with gorgeous, masculine, and closeted army officer Robert. But not everything is as it appears, at Skeffield Manor or in their hearts…Takes place after "Wes and Kit" This story contains some minor steampunk elements,...

Gareth Silverman has been locked up, away from his magic - and is slowly dying. Silus is desperate to get him free. With the help of friends from Skeffield Manor, he might just manage it...but at what cost? Join friends old and new - magicians, mechanicalized men, and others, including one sparkly designer - at the revolving doors of Skeffield Manor, as it once again becomes a stage for magic, mystery...and love. Takes place after "Mystery at Skeffield...

Clarence Collin is pushing up daisies-in Abe's bed of zinnias!When the caustic critic of a TV gardening show winds up murdered in Abe's well-groomed backyard, both Abe and his hunky-but-irritating neighbor Gregory might be on the suspect list. Abe starts amateur sleuthing in self-defense...and to spend time with Gregory. When the two green thumbs look into their neighborhood's dirty little secrets, who knows what they'll dig up?

Pete has a pretty good life these days: a job he likes, friends, and a boyfriend who accepts him as he is. But despite all this, life isn't without its challenges - and dangers.

Prince Jeremy must marry within the month or lose the throne. He would much rather not be king, but if he must, then he will go about it in the least convenient way possible for the council: holding an open call for a man to marry. Not everything is as it seems, and there are plans within plans. But sometimes even princes get caught in their own clever little plots.

When a young girl implores Edgar Finch to marry her older brother because "Charlie is unhappy," Edgar is at first amused. But Charlie is nephew to the horribly abusive Lord Fitzhannon, whom Edgar has set himself against, and the lad is suffering under Fitzhannon's cruelty. Marriage is not in Edgar's plans, but he'll save the lad if he can-and marriage may be his one shot. Charlie is nineteen, wild and wounded, and extraordinarily beautiful. The marriage...

Is there a way to save the captive fae? Jocelyn and Ellis, magicians and life partners, grapple with dilemmas and a miasma of magic and mystery. Jocelyn searches out magical artifacts, and struggles with the troubling gap in his memories - and the feeling that his and Ellis's partnership is falling apart. Meanwhile, Ellis works desperately to dig into a wicked injustice being perpetrated against a kidnapped fae...and finds it may be too much for...

Asshole cop. It's Joey's role, and one he's comfortable with. Joey tells gay jokes. He's crude, tough, and thick-skinned. But now he's got a chance to work with a fox shifter-and he doesn't want to lose that opportunity. Dylan is a mess: clingy and broken, cheerful but lost, seriously unpredictable…and very gay. But Joey desperately wants the partnership to succeed. He's not willing to lose the fox shifter for any reason, even when Dyl drives him...

Caleb's a tracker. Eli's a precog. They aren't exactly friends. They both work for the ESRB, but very much alone - no matter how Caleb feels about Eli. But when he faces one of his hardest missions yet, Eli invites himself along...

Trey's life has been one of protection and privation. Facing a hungry winter, he leaves his mountain home and family and goes looking for work in the human world. The "wolf school" seems like a good choice. He might not know much about the modern world, but if he can learn to work with a human, he'll earn a good living, never go hungry again, and help his family survive, too. It's just a job, and he doesn't understand why some shifters are so...