Being a human agent on the Demon Human Alliance and Protection team is hard enough without dealing with the sudden reappearance of vampires. It’s almost as annoying as having a very one sided crush on my partner—a handsome jinn with the power of persuasion. The once extinct blight on the city is creeping in the shadows, preying on innocent succubi yoga instructors and causing mayhem. Taleb and I have to break protocol and stay under the radar while ugly things that go bump in the night nip at our heels. In order to survive, we have to team up with a horny idiot who claims to be an expert on the undead, and travel the city looking for the source of the vampire horde. All without dying, killing each other or tripping over my feelings for my partner and best friend.

Wilde Contract Killing and Fish Training, how can I help you? Murder contract? Piece of cake. Find a jinn? No problem. New necromancy powers while being followed by an unwanted vampire bodyguard? Not so much. Trained to handle even the most fierce undead, Dallas Wilde took out a powerful necromancer without breaking a sweat. Okay, that’s a lie – there was tons of sweat, but he was victorious all the same. Unfortunately, killing a necromancer comes with some repercussions. Broody, annoying, vampire repercussions and new abilities to resurrect the dead. Can Dallas navigate his blood-sucking bodyguard, new powers, feelings for his attractive client and still handle his contract in time to pay his very, very late rent – all while trying not to get super murdered in the process? Let’s hope so. Find the Jinn is the first contract in a trilogy of death, pining, dark magic and a grumpy fish named Kevin.

A necromancer, an incubus and a vampire walk into a bar…. My life’s one bad joke after another. I’m in a race against time to steal a Death Goddess’s key before it falls into the wrong hands. There’s also a good chance the ruthless family I left behind are hot on my heels—and vying for the very same key that I’m planning to destroy. Saving the world is tricky enough, but doing it while chronically broke is another thing entirely. I don’t have time to worry about paying my rent—even if I am late. Yet again. And I don’t have time for romance, even if my heart has other ideas. Especially when it comes to a beautiful but distant incubus, and a vampire bodyguard I have no business finding attractive... Talk about complicated. But the clock’s ticking. Somehow, I’ve got to steal the key, avoid my family, and figure out my love life before things go to hell in a hand-basket. Oh, and I need to stay alive. Can't forget that. All I’ve got are my shaky necromancy powers, an awkward sense of humor in the face of danger, and an empty wallet to assist me. Piece of cake…right? Steal the Key is the second contract in a trilogy that contains more death, confusing feelings about vampires, even more pining for an incubus, copious F bombs and a very capable fish named Kevin.

You promised you could always find me… Zane’s death lingers like a bad dream. I’ve been searching for months, but I can’t find him in the void. The jerk vampire died on me just as things were getting nice and complicated between us. Meanwhile, true nightmares have been terrorizing the city. Death magic is ripping tears in reality, destroying my home, and threatening to swallow the world in darkness. If my necromancy powers hadn’t been stolen by an overly ambitious vitamin villain, I’d be able to tackle the void tears with my classic Wilde flair. That is, if I could focus on saving the city from ruin. I’m tangled up in hurt and heartache. Not just for my lost vampire, but for the protective and seductive incubus waiting in the wings. With the city on the verge of chaos, my heart in shambles, and my powers stolen, I have to somehow keep my world from spiraling out of control. But first? I’m saving my vampire. Save the Vampire is the last book in the trilogy that contains intrusive death, fuzzy feelings about vampires, insane pining for an incubus, perfectly timed F bombs and a vaguely magical fish named Kevin.