PsyCop Books in Order

Psychic detective Victor Bayne begins a relationship with fellow cop Jacob Marks while investigating a disturbing serial killer. The victims leave no ghosts to question, depriving Vic of his usual advantage and making the murderer unusually difficult to identify.

Victor Bayne’s usual medication threatens his health, while its replacement leaves him overwhelmed by ghosts. Adjusting to a new police partner, he turns toward Jacob’s empathic former boyfriend for help, introducing fresh complications into his personal life.

Kenneth takes seasonal work at a department store to save for a new computer. Hoping to finish his shifts without complications, he instead attracts a persistent blond customer whose interest goes well beyond making a routine return.

Victor Bayne and Jacob Marks step away from police work for a winter outing on the ice. This short installment focuses on their developing relationship, giving the couple a quiet opportunity to spend time together outside an investigation.

Victor Bayne escapes an awkward Thanksgiving with Jacob’s family when a missing-person investigation calls him back to work. A demanding new partner, trouble finding a shared home, and an insistent ghost make his holiday increasingly uncomfortable.

Victor Bayne investigates why all traces of his former psychic training facility and its residents have disappeared online. Returning to the buried history of the place known as Camp Hell forces him to confront people determined to conceal it.

After moving in with Jacob, Victor discovers that his own history has been erased from the internet. The disappearance extends to everyone from his psychic training facility, raising questions about confidential agreements and secrets Jacob may have kept.

Seeking direction in his increasingly chaotic life, Andrew visits a psychic’s shop but arrives too late. Another shopkeeper offers a sympathetic ear, and their unexpected connection gives him a different reason to reconsider where his life is heading.

A New Year’s Eve murder calls Victor Bayne away from a planned celebration, leaving Jacob Marks to attend alone. Jacob faces the awkward consequences of dating another psychic detective while trying to salvage an evening that work has interrupted.

When his friend Lisa disappears from a school for psychics, Victor Bayne travels to California to find her. With no ghostly witnesses to question, he reluctantly accepts help from an old enemy whose assistance carries a troubling price.

Victor Bayne expects Halloween to involve costumes and candy, but instead must endure formal clothes and a grown-up party with Jacob’s friends. An uncomfortable evening becomes more complicated when he discovers that his assumptions about their host may be wrong.

Victor Bayne has avoided the Federal Psychic Monitoring Program even as his partner Jacob begins working inside it. But the exorcism Vic owes its director can no longer be postponed, drawing him into an organisation he distrusts.

When Victor Bayne finds an old punk T-shirt, he sees something ready for the trash. Jacob Marks sees a reminder of Vic’s earlier life, turning a small disagreement over clothing into an intimate encounter with memory and change.

Successful stylist Curtis Ash enjoys casual relationships until fellow salon worker Red Turner captures his attention. As his comfortable life unravels, Crash must confront his resistance to commitment and the cost of ignoring his own instincts.

Victor Bayne joins the Federal Psychic Monitoring Program, making his relationship with Jacob a professional partnership as well. When fellow agents begin dying, the two must identify a killer while confronting dangers their psychic abilities may not be enough to overcome.

Victor Bayne accepts an undercover assignment in a supposedly haunted townhouse to gain access to his permanent record. A recent death, a difficult subject and a secretive partner complicate his confidence that the case will be straightforward.

A dangerous street drug promises enhanced psychic abilities while killing its users. Investigating its origins, Victor Bayne confronts suspicious behaviour at a clinic, connections to his institutional past and the renewed temptation of his own addiction.

Victor Bayne and Jacob Marks are preparing to marry when evidence of old psychic experiments threatens their plans. Jacob’s name appears in the records, forcing Vic to combine wedding preparations with a covert investigation into his future husband’s past.

Victor Bayne anticipates a quiet investigation in small-town Iowa with Jacob beside him. Strange behavior and troubling discoveries turn the assignment into something far more dangerous, forcing Jacob to rely on an untested ability as Vic himself begins acting unpredictably.

A routine ghost check becomes a disaster when Victor Bayne, Jacob and a difficult researcher are trapped in their organisation’s basement. As accidents accumulate, Vic begins to suspect something more deliberate than bad weather or simple misfortune.

Victor Bayne investigates reports of a dead woman in a building with no recorded crime. Assisted by Jacob and technology that strengthens his mediumship, he must decide whether to trust official evidence, unfamiliar equipment, or his own uneasy perceptions.