Supernatural Affairs Series by F.N. Manning

Lucas is a troubled man whose mind is playing tricks on him.Chase is a hotshot detective whose werewolf instincts sometimes lead him to act without thinking things through... moreLucas is a troubled man whose mind is playing tricks on him.Chase is a hotshot detective whose werewolf instincts sometimes lead him to act without thinking things through.Can they fight their growing attraction long enough to put their heads together and figure out who’s hunting Lucas, or will being outsmarted turn deadly in Shifter for Brains?Book two in the Supernatural Affairs series of M/M paranormal romance novels that follows the agents of the Department of Supernatural Affairs as they battle monsters and fall in love. While familiar characters from the first novel will reappear, this story revolves around Chase and Lucas. less

Max survived kidnapping and imprisonment. Will he survive freedom?Max hates people. Or he hates people like his kidnappers, the jerks who snatched him to steal the supernatural power hidden within him. After surviving that experience, he’s better off alone. But when bad people won’t leave him alone and he encounters a psycho coven of fire worshipers, maybe he could use someone trustworthy on his side... moreMax survived kidnapping and imprisonment. Will he survive freedom?Max hates people. Or he hates people like his kidnappers, the jerks who snatched him to steal the supernatural power hidden within him. After surviving that experience, he’s better off alone. But when bad people won’t leave him alone and he encounters a psycho coven of fire worshipers, maybe he could use someone trustworthy on his side.When fox shifter Lysander Temple and other supernatural agents show up to rescue Max, they’re too late to help. Max has already saved himself, though he isn’t exactly sure how. His mysterious powers are only the beginning of his unanswered questions, and the detective feels compelled to help solve this puzzle. Earning Max’s trust isn’t easy, so Lysander can’t let his romantic feelings ruin things between them.Both men find the past difficult to escape even as they contemplate building a future together. And the powers growing within Max might be too volatile for him to control. Can Max and Lysander find happiness, or is love only an insane dream in Crazy Like a Fox?This is book three in the Supernatural Affairs series. While the novels are connected, each one follows a new couple. less

Will an unconventional partnership between a mage and incubus result in beautiful magic, or will this match made in hell go up in flames? Rob Walters was a terrible person. Now the amateur mage and petty criminal is trying to turn over a new leaf. He’s even doing a favor for a friend when he sneaks into a private supernatural club… and considers stealing the treasure he finds. Old habits die hard, but crime never pays, especially when he totally gets caught... moreWill an unconventional partnership between a mage and incubus result in beautiful magic, or will this match made in hell go up in flames? Rob Walters was a terrible person. Now the amateur mage and petty criminal is trying to turn over a new leaf. He’s even doing a favor for a friend when he sneaks into a private supernatural club… and considers stealing the treasure he finds. Old habits die hard, but crime never pays, especially when he totally gets caught. But Orion Lennox doesn’t harm the trespasser. Instead, the incubus has a proposition. All Rob has to do is help find the sex demon leaving a trail of bodies behind. Stopping him is Rob’s chance to earn magic and cash, all while doing the right thing for a change. Except this unholy alliance does have one catch: no sex. Resisting suave, unbelievably gorgeous Orion is challenging enough. But there’s more—Rob has a connection to the demon killing people. A connection that nearly killed him once and just might succeed this time around… Body by Mage is the fourth story in the Supernatural Affairs series of passionate M/M paranormal novels. Each book focuses on a new couple but reading in order is best for those who wish to avoid spoilers. less