Book One of The Chattanooga Supernaturals, paranormal romance with claws... Aaron Drake is nine thousand years old and one of the last remaining European were-dragons. With no female Dragons, his only hope of children lies in his grandmother's dying words. "The Swan Princesses may be the Dragons' only hope." Sophia Siyanko is the first Swan Princess without at least one brother to take the throne in Aaron's long memory. However, her father chooses her husband when she's twelve, and sets the date for her twenty-fifth birthday. She is sequestered in her father's mansion, raised by governesses and tutors to be the future King's arm candy, and Aaron's options are limited. But then Sophia escapes her father's compound a few weeks before her twenty-fifth birthday. Determined to escape or die trying, she comes to Aaron for help. To protect her, he'll have to fight every Swan and Eagle on the planet, most of the Wolves, and all of Faerie. 98,000 words—full length paranormal romance novel with elements of BDSM. Warnings: Lots of hot shape-shifter sex, and sometimes the metaphysics forces this mostly vanilla couple into BDSM. There are some rough non-con scenes to punish the bad guys, most of whom totally deserve what they get. Also, a super sexy, hot, weredragon.

As the vampires begin to realize bagged blood isn’t giving them what they need, Kendra goes in search of a human companion. She’s been a Domme for the past thousand years, and has never had trouble finding human men who want to submit to her. Eric is a human adrenaline junkie who spends his time hang gliding and jumping out of perfectly good airplanes when he isn’t creating video games. And he smells of sunshine and blue skies—addictive to a vampire who’s seen neither for nearly three thousand years. Unfortunately, he’s a Dom. But he’s so full of life, and he gives her adventures when she’d forgotten how to live with joy. As the two navigate their compatibility in bed, Eric must figure out whether he can handle living in Kendra’s world, and the vampires have to figure out whether they can deal with their third in command submitting to a human they feel is so far beneath them on the evolutionary ladder. While Kendra and Eric work through their personal challenges, they must also fight a group of powerful supernaturals planning to enslave Eric in an effort to exploit his skills and further their own agenda. Can Kendra and Eric battle all of this to find happiness?

Bethany has teased for years that if she ever settles down, it'll be with a harem of men. Mac is a new werewolf, and is still learning control. When he overhears the beautiful redhead at the bar wanting to take on not only him, but also the werewolf and wereleopard chaperoning his night out... he has to convince them to take her home. With two powerful shapeshifters in bed, what could go wrong?

When a wolf mates with a human, the child is nearly always a wolf. Briana was raised as a werewolf, but puberty hit and she never changed. She’s persuaded a few wolves to bite her, but it never took. At nineteen, she’s going to give it a final try. This time, she’ll ask someone who was bitten instead of being born to it, to see if it makes a difference. She grew up welcome in the Pack until she was branded a human. Her developing teenage psyche was wounded by their rejection, and she holds nothing but ill will for the Pack and all it stands for. However, it’s fine for a human to glare at the Alpha and tell him he isn’t the boss of her. Trying it as a wolf is another story. She’s determined to make a go of it as a lone wolf, but Randall—the local Alpha—has other ideas, despite the fact she’s property of his brother’s motorcycle club. Briana was raised to be a werewolf and she finally feels whole, but the transition is different for everyone. She understands supernatural politics, but she’s going to have to maneuver through the highest levels of them as a brand new wolf still struggling for control.

It’s been fourteen years since Keisha’s criminal actions put their son in foster care while Darnell was out of the country on a Navy SEAL mission. His attorneys handled all communication with her during the divorce proceedings, and he hasn’t spoken with her for nearly a decade and a half. When she’s finally paroled, his wolf is insistent he makes sure she has a place to live and help getting on her feet. Wolves mate for life, but the man can’t forgive her for putting their son at risk.

Vic is a straight man who happens to be a bitchin' drag queen. He's also a peacock, which makes living in the city uncomfortable, but when his alter-ego Vickie gets a standing job as hostess of the stage for one of the premier drag shows in Atlanta, he moves into midtown—though thankfully he finds a condo adjoining Piedmont Park. Sandy works in the Atlanta RTMC's B&B. She's a working girl. She's close to graduating from Georgia Tech and doesn't owe a penny in student loans. However, she hasn't had a relationship in years. She has her trusty cocker spaniel, Prince, and a three-point-five GPA. There isn't time for a man in her life, but she won't even attempt a relationship while she supports herself with sex work. Can a drag queen—certain he'll never find a woman who can handle the fact his wardrobe and makeup is better than hers—convince the workin' girl to give him a chance? And can Sandy let someone into a kink she only discovered because a client asked for it? She's never experienced it with someone she cares about, but it happens to be Vic's kink, too.