Mytho Books in Order

Dragon shifter Edra must recover stolen eggs before their mother destroys San Francisco. His police partner Jordan tracks missing supernatural artifacts, but their investigation among mermaids also tests a relationship strained by human prejudice and incompatible expectations.

Police officer Jordan investigates apparent drug overdoses with dragon shifter Edra, a liaison charged with protecting mythological refugees. Their mutual attraction and concealed loyalties complicate a murder case whose evidence threatens to expose secrets that could destroy Jordan's career.

Jordan and Edra struggle to conceal their bond while facing suspicion from both police and the mythological community. An attack on a grove of nymphs forces them to consider hiding evidence, testing their loyalties as old bribes and secrets surface.

Removed from his liaison role, Edra is drawn to Los Angeles while Jordan remains in an increasingly divided San Francisco. Their exposed relationship brings professional fallout, and mounting tensions force Jordan to choose between legal duty and protecting his mate's community.

As Jordan and Edra plan their wedding, attacks on Mythological Services reveal continued hostility despite new equality laws. When opponents target the ceremony itself, the couple must act quickly and rely on allies to protect their future together.

Vampires demand a unicorn in exchange for Jordan's abducted sister, but unicorns embody dangerous wild magic. With Edra barred from Los Angeles and political tension rising, a desperate attempt at rescue leaves Jordan vulnerable and Edra facing the crisis alone.

Unicorn magic strengthens Jordan and Edra's bond while unsettling Jordan's sense of identity. Griffins accused of killing people seek sanctuary from hunters, forcing the investigators to uncover the truth as a national vote threatens the status of every mythological person.

Biologist Sean falls for ogre Troy in a world that denies mythological beings recognition as people. Their relationship challenges human prejudice and Troy's restrictive adoptive household, whose determination to enforce tradition threatens the independent life he wants to choose.