Changing Bodies Series

Waking up undead is just the start of my bad night.   This night is going from bad to worse. My roommate is dead. My sexy neighbor, who I've never worked up the guts to talk to before, is standing in my living room. I have a gold amulet I just stole from the museum hidden in my pocket. Oh, and I'm dead... or undead?   All the myths about vampires, were-wolves, and the like? Turns out, all true. My sexy neighbor claims I'm a vampire now. I don't quite believe him, but then again, he turned into a coyote in front of me. Jackal, whatever. Plus, you know, my new fangs.   Oh, did I mention my sexy neighbor is an ex-cop? And his cop buddies just knocked down my door. I'm pretty sure this night can't get any worse… I'm probably wrong.   Ritual of the Ancients is the first book in the Changing Bodies trans-masc M/M paranormal thriller series. Content warnings for violence and sex. While there is a romantic subplot, the book is not a romance. The series is best read in order.

When Jack's first change results in him being declared dead, he is forced to start a new life on the other side of the country. However, rebuilding his life from the ground up isn't easy, even without having to learn how to control his new nightly changes into a jackal.   This story was previously available for free as part of the author's newsletter.

Sleepwalking may be the death of me… again.   I thought things would get better now that I no longer had assassins after my head. Although it's fun eating people who misgender me, I'm just so thirsty all the time. And until I improve, I'm barred from seeing Jack, my were-jackal boyfriend.   My babysitter, I mean 'vampire mentor,' isn't much help either.    As if things weren't bad enough, the amulet that started this mess is whispering to me. Calling me somewhere. I think it might be my mysterious maker. Judging by the trail of bodies they're leaving across the globe, I don't want to know what will happen if I can't keep resisting.   Bloodline of the Ancients is the second book in the Changing Bodies trans-masc M/M paranormal thriller series. Content warnings for violence and sex. While there is a romantic subplot, the book is not a romance. The series is best read in order.

The neon lights of Las Vegas mask the horrors hiding in the shadows. Horrors like my ancient vampiric maker, the Goddess Tawaret.   Tawaret promises me power in exchange for helping her. She wants to be worshiped again, and has me gathering vampire followers. My boyfriend, Jack, tries to warn me about her, but I don't listen. Too late, I realize my mistake in accepting.   Now there is no escape. After the slaughter she left behind in Portland, no one wants to risk her wrath. With Jack suddenly abandoning me, no one will come to my rescue.    I'd rather die than be bound to her for eternity. It just might come to that.   Goddess of the Ancients is the third book in the Changing Bodies trans-masc M/M paranormal thriller series. Content warnings for violence, torture, and sex. While there is a romantic subplot, the book is not a romance. The series is best read in order.

Hunter, nerdy college student and mage, is dragged to a vampire rave by his roommates. Hoping for an epic night of thrills, he instead finds himself at a lackluster house party. At least there's an open bar. That is, until the mysterious and handsome Sylvan shows up. Instantly smitten, Hunter decides to stay despite discovering the party is hosted by a powerful and dangerous vampire who has taken an unsettling interest in him.   This short story takes place between books 3 and 4 of the Changing Bodies series, but can be read as a stand-alone.

Xander is many things, but he isn't a vampire… yet.   For now, being a vampire's daytime assistant has its perks. Hanging out with vampires is just one of them.   The downsides? Well, for one, Xander and his friends getting kidnapped by a group of armed mages. They want a book they think Xander's boss has in his possession, and refusing them means torture followed by a slow death.    Being a normal human among supernaturals, at the mercy of those stronger, has never frustrated Xander so much. But as the friends struggle to keep themselves alive, Xander might have a bigger advantage than anyone realizes.   Vampire's Grimoire is the fourth book in the Changing Bodies trans-masc M/M paranormal thriller series. Content warnings for violence, torture, and kissing. While there is a romantic subplot, the book is not a romance. The series is best read in order.