Owen spends 1918 fighting in the trenches of Europe. Its a long, horrible nightmare, except for one dream of a night in Paris with a man hell never see again.

He comes home a shadow of himself.

Isolated in his parents winter cabin, Owen searches for healing in the silence of the forest. His journey back is helped along when, against all odds, the man from Paris appears in his town.

Can Jeremy　and a little holiday magic　bring Owen back to life?

An ancient Egyptian priest created a love spell, one that would keep his lover close for all eternity. The sands of time have spread that spell far and wide, bringing love to some unexpected places….

Hugh's cousin is in trouble, and he's asked Hugh for a favor: retrieve a stolen icon and return it to Alexandria. Except the icon is in the possession of a priest who might not be wholly human, and that priest is on a steamship headed to England.

And the icon is being guarded by a vampire.

Hugh hates vampires.

But Aharon hasn't been a vampire for long, and he doesn't have a lot of love for the priest. Hugh, however, is just his type….despite the man's apparent aversion to his nature.

It doesn't take much to convince Aharon to help retrieve the icon, though fighting the demon priest is a much bigger challenge. That's nothing compared with convincing Hugh to return Aharon's affection, even with the help of a figurine from an ancient tomb.

Last Year—yes, it was so bad it needs to be capitalized—continues to haunt Brandon. A fresh start in a new town should have been the solution, but the memories follow him everywhere, in the form of undead roadkill he can't seem to stop conjuring.

And Brandon's growing posthumous pet problem is attracting attention. At least Stefanos, the paranormal veterinarian who offers to help him, is cute.

Who even knew paranormal veterinarians were a thing?

The resurrected animals are bad, but the wraith who starts dogging—pun intended—Brandon's every step is far, far worse. This unwilling necromancer will have to figure out how to put Last Year behind him if he ever wants to find peace in the warm and willing veterinarian's bed.

Micah is not a nice guy. He can shift into anything with a pulse, a rare talent that caught a demon's eye. Threatening Micah's weak spot – his baby daughter – that demon gave Micah seven tasks, each one ***tier than the last. It's taken him almost five years, but now that he's done, Micah can become a better man.

And he will, as soon as he figures out how.

Anders is a werewolf with a plan. When the time is right, he'll take over his uncle's contracting company and later become Alpha of the pack. He never intended to take a mate, even one as hot as Micah.

Who's not a werewolf and might not be quite trustworthy.

A visit to a mysterious carnival shows Micah what it will take to be the kind of mate Anders deserves. Things get complicated, though, because while Micah thinks he's done with the demon, the demon's not done with him.

As Anders comes to terms with the Universe changing his plans, Micah struggles to be a worthy mate. Despite the growing strength of their bond, they need to send a certain demon back to hell, or they'll never be able to build their future together.