The Dragon Tasker Series

Being a dragon is a death sentence. Being a Tasker might be worse. Jean-Michel is BOTH.   Jean-Michel Raudine has been his name for centuries, thanks to an oath that bound his dragon soul to a human body. A specialized operative called a Tasker, Jean works for Crimson, the very organization that hunts dragons and kills them on sight.   What better place to hide than among your enemy?   Gabriel Kennedy is a well-known businessman with secrets - one of which is that he's a Councilor in the supernatural justice system. He decides the fate of paranormal beings that break the laws of Crimson.    What will he do when he realizes his Tasker is breaking the law by simply existing?    Life for the dragon Tasker has become one hideous mission after another. Life for the human Councilor is one lonely meeting after another. That is until doppelgängers are discovered in this world, and powerful people begin acting strangely, even dangerously. Are doppelgängers responsible for something sinister?   With lives on the line, Jean-Michel finds himself walking a tightrope to help Gabriel solve the mystery before the Council & Crimson fall into chaos - while also keeping his scaled ass from being found out or worse - killed.     Beta Review: If you enjoy LGBTQ/diverse voices in paranormal romance along with a kick of urban fantasy adventure, you should really enjoy this book! Also, it's very character driven, and I like that balance with the action scenes.  Beta Review: Similar to some of my favorites by Laurell K. Hamilton, Charlaine Harris, Lissy Kasey, Sam Burns, and I.T.Lucas. I enjoyed the mix of action and slow-burn romance.  

Trouble's brewing in both worlds. Friends or enemies - it'll take everyone the Dragon Tasker knows to stop it...   Jean-Michel and Gabriel are in our world of Gaia, investigating who is responsible for opening dangerous portals between worlds. As they investigate the corruption around them, they also explore their own connections and emotions. Meanwhile, Jean-Michel's best friend, Devon Weylyn, must travel back to his world of Ordia to help the family and pack he left behind. Pack Weylyn is in dire straits, but to help means relying on people he thought were enemies. Tightly regulated portals connect these sister worlds. Not many beings have the power to create unnatural portals nor the desire to create such unstable doorways. Who is taking the risk, and could this be tied to the wars and struggles of the Ordian Packlands? Who would benefit? Who might pay? Will the secrets uncovered in both worlds drive our heroes together or rip them apart?