A warlock, a werewolf, an assassin and a serial killer enter a bar… When the disbanded ghost radio transmits one last message, no one can ignore the mystery sound. The Lincolnshire Poacher transmitted it's strange song for fifty years before going silent in 2008. Then one random message gets freelance agents Voodoo and Hunter on the case. These two men have worked together for most of their lives, travelling the country in their motor home, looking for adventure and love. Adventure lies around every corner, but love is proving more difficult to find. So finding two ideal men on the same mission has got to be too good to be true… This book is suitable for readers over 18. It contains graphic sex and violence, including the death of a character. But no one says he doesn't deserve it. Otherwise, it ends on a HFN, no cliffhanger.

The Russian Doll is called on for one last case. Voodoo, Hunter and Doll must go undercover in prison and convince a man known only as Glass Eye to give up his informant. Three men go in, and three men will come out. A fact that pulls at a heartless man’s heartstrings when Voodoo falls in love with an innocent man. The biggest question is which three will leave and who will be the one left behind. This book contains dark themes which may be triggering to some people. This includes threatened rape, investigating paedophiles, sex and violence. This book contains mm relationships.

It's not easy living together in the tiny motor home, and tempers start to fray. But the four men only have to survive until their purchase of the ghost house goes through. When they become stranded on a ghost hunt, a few nights in a hotel provide welcome relief, but when Jackal shows up on Halloween, everyone knows their lives are about to be turned upside-down. Again. But with unexpected dark power set free, this will be a Halloween to remember. Voodoo needs to step back and look after his boy, especially as he might be on the verge of crushing his hopes when it comes to ghost hunting Hunter needs a territory to patrol because marking the small space he has is getting on everyone's nerves. Teddy needs to regain his confidence and find his place in his new life as an escaped convict, oh, and clear his name. Doll needs a conscience, but everyone knows that isn't going to happen. And he really does love Halloween.

Finally, the pack of four find themselves a home. A run down ghost house as worn as they are. But it is a place to call home, somewhere to lay roots. Somewhere to be a pack. Registering a werewolf pack made up of a berserker, a witch doctor, a necromancer and a seer doesn't go down well with the werewolf council, calling Voodoo and Hunter away from home to explain the situation. The saying goes 'while the cats are away, the mice will play' but no one knows what happens when the dogs start circling. Werewolves, to be precise, Ones who feel a necromancer would be more useful to them than to a werewolf pack of one. No matter how hard Doll tries, people keep making it hard not to kill them. This is the final book in this series and ends on a HEA