Waking up with no memory is just the beginning of his troubles… Not knowing who he is or how he ended up naked in a park in Vienna, Gabriel struggles to reclaim his past while still moving forward into an uncertain future. It isn't long before he realizes that not having an identity isn't the only thing that makes him different. Plants and people glow with magic all around him, and he's actually able to speak to his very own guardian angel—even though the angel won't tell him anything about who he really is. As he tries to learn something about his prior life, Gabriel finds himself inexplicably drawn to two very different men: Solomon, the exorcist priest who found Gabriel and has been helping him try to remember who he once was; and Florian, an occultist coffee shop owner whose own tragic past allows him to accept Gabriel even without memories. But without the foundation of a past, Gabriel worries the life he's building will crumble around him. As Gabriel's health begins to dwindle—and not even his angel can explain why—he scrambles to find answers before he's taken away from the happiness he's found and the men he loves. Equinox is the first in the Augarten series and is an 88,000-word MMM romance with magical realism, an amnesiac willing to try just about anything to remember, a priest with unpriestly thoughts, and lots of espresso.

One last chance to live and love… After the events of Equinox, Gabriel, Solomon, and Florian are creating a new life together in Vienna, but darkness awaits them. Their decisions have dire consequences as Florian's traumatic past rears its ugly head, and Solomon's former order seeks revenge. Gabriel continues to struggle with his lack of memories and identity. As he works with his guardian angel to understand his new place in the universe, Gabriel discovers a truth about his past that shakes him—and the two men who have become his new world—to their foundation. When a precious life hangs in the balance, Gabriel must decide how far he is willing to go to save those he loves, perhaps even at the expense of himself. Syzygy is the second book in the Augarten series and is a 65,000-word MMM romance with magical realism, an exiled priest, angelic best friends, and even more espresso.

Through loss comes rebirth... After losing someone precious to them, Gabriel, Solomon, and Florian have grown even closer. Gabriel has spent the last year learning as much as he can about magic. Florian has taken an enthusiastic worker under his wing, someone who may represent the future of Vienna's best coffee shop. And Solomon has been struggling to discover how faith fits into an ever-changing world. But with a new year comes new problems, and the trees in Augarten are getting sick... even the one that has proven to be so critical to Gabriel's survival. As Gabriel himself falls ill, he digs into Florian's old journals. He hopes the tear-soaked pages will hold the answer to what to do with the powerful magic that has such a deep link to Florian's past and that may be the key to Gabriel's future. The nature spirit wants the magic and is growing impatient, but how can Gabriel relinquish it after so much has been sacrificed on its behalf? With Vienna and the rest of the world brought to a standstill in a spreading pandemic, Florian's business struggling to survive, and Solomon reporting to a hospital to help those suffering, Gabriel scrambles to find an answer that will save everyone he loves without losing what he has worked so hard for. Hiraeth is the third book in the Augarten series, which is best read in order, and is a 55,000-word MMM romance with magical realism, an apathetic nature spirit, lots of bicycle riding, and espresso on delivery.

A precious life traded for a glorious love... In the aftermath of the Paris attacks of 2015, Florian's PTSD began rewriting his memories. Acting on the advice of his counselor, who told him to write down what he wished to keep, Florian recorded both the happy memories of his marriage and the terrible death of his husband Michel, a catastrophic event that laid the foundation for the beautiful union he shares ten years later with two very different men. During the events of Hiraeth, as Vienna shuts down around them, Florian gives the dusty old notebook to his partners and asks them to read it. Through its pages, Gabriel and Solomon are taken back to the wonderful and content beginnings of a decade-long marriage, even as they live with knowing how its violent ending reshaped the man who holds a part of each of their hearts. Florian is a 30,000-word MM novella and the fourth book in the Augarten series, which is best read in order. It contains a nerdy archivist, a grumpy middle-aged Viennese man who complains about baguettes, an appearance by a very sweet grandmother, and as always with Florian, lots of espresso. The reader should be warned that this story contains violence and PTSD, but ultimately ends in hope.

In 2027, the true nightmares descend upon Augarten… Six months after retrieving the lost magic wanted by Augarten and the memories owed to his higher soul, Gabriel struggles to funnel that magic through his body without losing who he is. He is grounded to the present by Florian, who is keeping the coffee shop going, and Solomon, who travels into the mountains to pray for Ian. Things are just settling down when Gabriel sees omens that Augarten's nightmares are coming. In the process, he also discovers that Ian—who is no longer an angel at all, but a human in between lives—must open a door in Augarten and step into the sun in order to complete his transition and truly become their guardian angel. When asked whether she will allow Ian to step through, Augarten insists on a bargain, and Gabriel must pay the price—even if it takes him away from his lovers and the happiness he has worked so hard for. Florian fears the coming nightmare is a war in Europe, and the three men need an angel on the other side to guide them. But they're running out of time, and terrified that what they stand to gain could come at the cost of their treasured love. Newyddian, the fifth and final book of the Augarten series, which is best read in order, is a 50,000-word MMM urban fantasy romance about a love that spans lifetimes. It contains magical realism, cute baby trees, a book bindery full of lost memories, and even in the darkest times, lots of espresso.

Into the starlit night, with your love to guide me, I go… In a small coffee shop in the second district of Vienna, as the city and the wider world changes almost beyond recognition, twelve happy years pass for three lovers. Gabriel, Florian, and Solomon manage their small business and work to support their growing family, building a legacy for the future. Gabriel, however, is still bound by his agreement with the guardian nature spirit of Augarten. In exchange for letting Ian pass through one of her gates to become an angel, Gabriel must pay the price and step through another gate himself. If Gabriel has managed to squeeze enough spiritual work into his life, and it has carried him far enough, then when he passes through Augarten's gate he will take the next step beyond human and become an angel himself. If he has not and still has too much remaining karma, then he will go back into incarnation, forgetting all that he has known and loved in this current beautiful and blessed life in Vienna. The final equinox nears, and Gabriel is left with no choice but to take the leap and face his fate. If the timing is right, his lovers will lose him but gain Ian, their shared guardian angel, at the same moment. And if Gabriel can survive the journey through the afterworld, Florian and Solomon will gain a second guardian angel in him. Eviternity, the epilogue to the Augarten series, which is best read in order, is an MMM urban fantasy romance about a love that spans lifetimes. It contains magical realism, cute babies who can speak to cute baby trees, a book bindery full of lost memories, and, even in the darkest times, lots of espresso.