Bureau of Paranormal Affairs Series by Dulce Dennison

With a rogue shifter on the loose leaving a trail of bodies, it isn't the best time for bear shifter, Roarke Hilliard to have his heat cycle. Especially since he's the lead Special Agent on the case. But nature must take its course. When his partner, agent Spencer Malloy, places himself in Roarke's path during his greatest time of need, the bear is worried he might break the human. But Spencer wants Roarke badly... bad enough to call in a paranormal escort... moreWith a rogue shifter on the loose leaving a trail of bodies, it isn't the best time for bear shifter, Roarke Hilliard to have his heat cycle. Especially since he's the lead Special Agent on the case. But nature must take its course. When his partner, agent Spencer Malloy, places himself in Roarke's path during his greatest time of need, the bear is worried he might break the human. But Spencer wants Roarke badly... bad enough to call in a paranormal escort. Grigore Gabor may be a male escort, but he's never slept with any of his clients... until now. The moment the wolf shifter gets a whiff of the bear who hired him, and his human companion, he knows he's found his mates. But getting the surly ursa to agree is another matter. With a killer on the loose, now isn't the time for finding true love. With Roarke handicapped by his heat cycle, there's only so much the agents can do against the rogue shifter. They can only hope to bring the man to justice before another body is found. less

There's a killer on the loose in New York City, and it's up to shifter agents Akoni Kekoa and Naoko Gima to solve the case. The body count is rising and the pressure is on as the Bureau of Paranormal Affairs demands resolution. Now is definitely not the time for personal issues to arise, but when they find their mate living out of a box in an alley, they can't turn their backs on him... moreThere's a killer on the loose in New York City, and it's up to shifter agents Akoni Kekoa and Naoko Gima to solve the case. The body count is rising and the pressure is on as the Bureau of Paranormal Affairs demands resolution. Now is definitely not the time for personal issues to arise, but when they find their mate living out of a box in an alley, they can't turn their backs on him. Slater is wary, and they can't blame him -- but with some luck they'll not only win their human mate's heart, but stop a rogue shifter before he kills again. Little do they realize their present and their mate's past would collide so violently. When they take Slater into their home, they never dream it will lead the killer right to their door. less

Shifter Forces Agent Holt Rainmaker is beyond pissed that he was captured. It was supposed to be an easy mission. Draw out The Collector, then arrest his sorry ass. The last thing Holt expected was to end up in a cage, but things aren't all bad. If he hadn't gotten captured, he'd have never found Bastian, the quiet shifter he knows belongs to him... moreShifter Forces Agent Holt Rainmaker is beyond pissed that he was captured. It was supposed to be an easy mission. Draw out The Collector, then arrest his sorry ass. The last thing Holt expected was to end up in a cage, but things aren't all bad. If he hadn't gotten captured, he'd have never found Bastian, the quiet shifter he knows belongs to him. He thought he'd never find his mate, but nothing could surprise him more than the blast of need that fills him when a pissed off grizzly comes to their rescue. Agent Decker Stauder has seen a lot in his twenty years with the Bureau of Paranormal Affairs, but the case he's been working the last six months is unlike anything he's tackled before. Shifters are going missing nationwide, and more are vanishing every day. Little did he realize when he tracked down The Collector, he would end up finding not one mate but two. Forty-three and married to his job, Decker never expected to settle down. But once he scents Holt and Bastian, all bets are off. Not only is he claiming them, he's going to bury the man who dared to cage his mates. less