The Unicorn’s Horn was once a hot and lively pleasure house. Folks would come from miles around to be satisfied by the stable men kept by Gavin Medici, the house’s owner. Trouble is, the world is ending, and surviving is more important to the brothel’s customers than an evening filled with unspeakable delights. Before long the purveyors of favors find themselves broke, hungry and living in a decaying brothel. With a simple witchy spell, a visitor who promises to make everything better comes knocking. But demons are unpredictable and often come with hidden agendas. A little demonic possession and the odd human sacrifice seem like a small price to pay. But is that all it will cost Gavin and his men?

This is book #2 in the Skin Sessions series. It is strongly recommended to read them in order. Gavin Medici, the owner of The Unicorn's Horn, has settled the arrangement made with the incubus Taz-rial, and within hours of completing his pact, the pleasure house is overwhelmed with customers and reservations. Corbin, the witch boy who cast the spell that invited Taz-rial has an old client suddenly return. But in the middle of his skin session with his date, Corbin's old wound begins to fester. He's never told anyone that he's infected. And he certainly hasn't shared that the source of the infection is a flesh-eating ghoul. As the undead virus begins to take hold, the boys of the pleasure house band together to save him, but in the end, it's Taz-rial who saves the day...for an additional small price. Is the cost worth it?

This is book #3 in the Skin Sessions series. It is strongly recommended to read them in order. Gavin Medici, the owner of The Unicorn’s Horn, is struggling with the sudden explosion of business that the incubus, Taz-rial, has brought to the brothel. Not only is the calendar book full of impending dates but finding enough free slots to get all the clients scheduled is proving impossible. Not to mention caring for a pet ghoul, ensuring the boys are all in good health, and obtaining a contractor to do repairs to the crumbling brownstone. Meanwhile, Denham, one of the brothel’s men, is trying to get into university. It’s a lifelong dream to get a law degree and better himself. His newfound boyfriend is going to extra lengths to help him jump through all the hoops to get admitted, but Lucas has been holding back on a secret of his own. The constant chaos ramps up even further when attempting to secure a new business license from the city council which is dead set against allowing such a sinful den of iniquity to exist. And then there’s Dillon and Aiden, the boys who fled when the demon appeared. They are secretly plotting to send Taz-rial back to the depths of hell where the fiend belongs and save their fellow brothel workers from the demon’s grasp. In a world slowly being ripped apart by climate change storms and a decaying social order, will Gavin and his men, accompanied by the incubus Taz-rial survive and flourish?

This is book #6 in the Skin Sessions series. It is strongly recommended to read them in order. As the human world continues to degrade the men of The Unicorn's Horn are finding success all thanks to the incubus, Taz-rial. But issues linger and persist. Corbin's infection has yet to be healed, despite his ability to remedy his plight. Davinci's siren abilities have come into full force, but the scales are growing at a rapid rate. Even the new doppelganger, David, seems to be struggling with his identity - not surprising for a creature who can take on any shape. And now Gavin's pup, Grimfang, and his hellhound pack have been summoned by the King of Hell, himself, threatening the close bond between Sir and Grim not to mention the imminent opening of Issan's new greenhouse and the trouble he's having with the newly arrived plants. What's happening within the walls of The Unicorn's Horn, and why has Lucifer been summoned for tea? Only Taz-rial has the answers, and despite his rule of "no lies" the men are starting to wonder exactly what the hell is going on in their home. Is the beast being forthright? Or are there deeper secrets at play?