Between raising a tiny demigoddess and their private investigation business, Sloane Beaumont and his husband, Loch, have their hands and tentacles full. Unfortunately, they still have to save the world—again.

When Ted unexpectedly finds himself on trial for murder in another dimension, his only ally is King Grell, a catlike immortal. To prove his innocence, Ted must unravel a cosmic conspiracy... all while resisting Grell's increasingly appealing seduction attempts.

Stuck sharing his body with his boyfriend Rota, an old god, Alexander is determined to find Rota his own body. The quest leads them to Ollie, who’s in trouble with a gangster—which disturbs them both. But is that because they’re attracted to Ollie… or because he’s a potential host?

Carrying a god’s baby would be enough to deal with, but private investigator Sloane has been tasked with tracking down the prime suspect in a double homicide. Between untangling a conspiracy and going toe-to-toe with a gangster, he and Loch hardly have time to decorate a nursery….

Carrying a god’s baby would be enough to deal with, but private investigator Sloane has been tasked with tracking down the prime suspect in a double homicide. Between untangling a conspiracy and going toe-to-toe with a gangster, he and Loch hardly have time to decorate a nursery….

A Sucker for Love Mystery Detective Elwood Q. Chase has ninety-nine problems, and the unexpected revelation that his partner is a god is only one of them. Chase has been in love with Benjamin Merrick for years and has resigned himself to a life of unrequited pining. But when they run afoul of a strange cult, Merrick’s secret identity as Gordoth the Untouched slips out… and so do Chase’s feelings. The timing can’t be helped, but now Merrick thinks Chase only cares about him because he’s a god. Even more unfortunately, it turns out the cultists want to perform a ritual to end the world. Chase’s mission to convince Merrick his feelings predate any divine revelations takes a back seat to a case tangled with murder and lies, but Chase doesn’t give up. Once he finds out there’s a chance Merrick feels the same way, he digs in his heels. Suddenly he’s trying to court a god and save the world at the same time. What could possibly go wrong?

Ancient god Azaethoth came to earth to engage PI Sloane to find his acolyte's killer, but he has no problem adding Sloane to his to-do list. Before they can live happily forever after, though, they must survive a strange and deadly investigation....

Stuck sharing his body with his boyfriend Rota, an old god, Alexander is determined to find Rota his own body. The quest leads them to Ollie, who’s in trouble with a gangster—which disturbs them both. But is that because they’re attracted to Ollie… or because he’s a potential host?

PI Sloane and eldritch god Loch should be planning their wedding. Instead they have to stop someone from trying to end the world—again. This doesn't bode well for their honeymoon....

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Between raising a tiny demigoddess and their private investigation business, Sloane Beaumont and his husband, Loch, have their hands and tentacles full. Unfortunately, they still have to save the world—again.

"Washed up Olympic hopeful looking for part time mechanic's job." Not quite the glamorous life Conner Weddington envisioned during those countless hours of high school skating practices; but after his mother's untimely death on Christmas Day, Conner joined the Army and left everything behind, including the father who despised his dreams, and his beautiful skate partner, Chaney Mitchum. Chaney Mitchum understands why Conner left, but he stole her Olympic aspirations along with her heart. She's never matched that graceful rhythm with another partner, so with her dreams squelched and an adorable niece who requires her attention, Chaney fills her days with diapers and students, not pleasure skating or romance. Now that Conner's back in town, will he reclaim the joy he once felt about Christmas and faith? Can Chaney and Conner rediscover their poetic elegance on the ice?