New in town, Ryan Adler is looking for someone to spend his time with. He turns to the local library’s matchmaking service, which promises a soulmate to every human and monster seeking love.

Ciel is a fallen angel still acclimating to life on Earth. He’s lonely, and after a whirlwind romance with a literal demon, his heart desires someone a little tamer – someone more likely to bend to his will.

When the two are paired up, Ciel is thrilled. Ryan is hot, interesting, and exactly what he had in mind. Ryan, on the other hand, has one small problem with the arrangement: he’s not gay, and he has no interest in experimenting.

Both men immediately clash, but when a life-threatening accident brings them closer together, Ryan has to admit that he’s more attracted to Ciel than he once thought. But before they can open their lives up to one another, Ryan has to come to terms with the person he once thought he was, and Ciel must learn to have faith again, this time in humanity itself.

Xander Valchazar wants nothing more than to find a soulmate, his one true love to spend the rest of their days with him. The Monsters' Sanctuary Library's matchmaking service promises him exactly that, but can any human truly handle the broody vampire's needs?

Luke Hammond certainly thinks so. But after a less-than-promising first date, both men find themselves reconsidering their pairing. Still, there's something intriguing about Xander, something mysterious, and Luke is eager to learn more.

Entering his dark, twisted world, Luke discovers exactly what Xander expects of him – and how much. It's harder to love a vampire than he thought, but it's too late to turn back now – he's been love-bitten.

They say opposites attract, but a free-spirited fae and a stubborn professor could never be compatible, right? Sylvan Lockwood and Irving Scott certainly think so, but the town matchmaker believes otherwise.

Irving signed up for a soulmate on a dare, never in a million years imagining he would actually find one. He's even more surprised when “the one” turns out to be none other than a fae with more passion than he knows what to do with.

Sylvan tries his best to make things work with Irving, but a stuffy, hard-headed professor can be persuaded to give in to only so much and the two clash terribly on their first date. But the more time they spend together, the more they realize that, deep down, they have more in common with each other than they thought.

They also both have their pasts with previous lovers, and those pasts catch up to them when Irving's ex-fiancé arrives in town with some dirt on Sylvan. Irving must decide how much love can conquer after all, and Sylvan must come to terms with his soulmate's decision whether he's part of Irving's future or not.

How long does it take to find true love? Cyrus P. Cartwright, an orc with a big heart and no one to share it with, has asked himself that question countless times.

When cocky, confident Nico Ross shows up in ripped jeans, an old T-shirt, and plenty of lofty ideas swirling around in his head, Cyrus might have finally found his answer. But Nico isn't interested in love. He has eyes for just one thing, and it's something only an orc can give him.

As they get to know each other better, the rift between reality and their desires grows all too clear. Cyrus knows he's more than a short and sweet human like Nico can handle, and Nico is adamant that his infatuation with Cyrus will never, ever turn into love.

But people and monsters can change, and when Nico has to make a decision about his relationship, it's one that both he and Cyrus will have to live with for the rest of their lives.