Llewellyn Cooper runs Curio Cabinet in New York City with his kooky aunt, where he crushes after customer, Henry McLaughlin. And just when a romance between them seems possible, Llewellyn realizes Henry might be too strange for his family—and that's saying something.

Cold Case detective Everett Larkin is called to a scene with a mummified woman inside the wall of a Broadway souvenir shop. He wastes no time bringing forensic artist and boyfriend Ira Doyle into the investigation when a mysterious VHS tape is delivered to their home, and an all-new Victorian mourning themed mystery begins to unfold.

A body found in the New York City subway system leads Cold Case Detective Everett Larkin to investigating the homicide and its relation to already unsolved crimes. And with the discovery of postmortem photographs, Detective Ira Doyle of the Forensic Artists Unit joins the investigation. The two race to uncover the identity of a murderer stalking the streets, while falling in love at the same time.

1882—Gillian Hamilton, magic caster and Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Magic and Steam, has been stripped of his badge, title, and freedom. To make a tragedy worse, Gunner the Deadly has returned to his life out in the Wild West. But rumors of a doctor, known only as Sawbones, have persisted into the new year, and if Gillian is to confront this new madman, he'll need Gunner at his side.

Antique dealer and retired amateur sleuth Sebastian Snow is recruited to consult for the NYPD when a Victorian spiritoscope from the Spiritualism movement is discovered. The gizmo is connected to a series of murderous events in the city and Sebastian's newfound position puts him at odds with his husband Calvin Winter.

An uprooted tree in Madison Square Park unearths a human skeleton and Cold Case detective Everett Larkin is sent to investigate. When a Victorian-style death mask is also found with the remains, he asks for help from Forensic Artist Ira Doyle, and the two are quickly swept up in a series of old missing persons cases and a murderer obsessed with casting his victims' likeness in death.

Army veteran, Sam Auden, and confidential informant, Rufus O'Callaghan, find themselves together again in New York City—this time digging into Rufus's turbulent past as they seek to uncover a killer behind a series of contemporary murders that have a mysterious connection to Rufus's mother. If they don't work quickly, they'll undoubtedly become the next targets.

A collection of short stories spanning the complete timeline of the Snow & Winter series. Please note: While many of these titles were previously made available for free to readers, they have all since been rewritten, expanded, and edited for this collection. Several shorts are brand-new and exclusive, including Someone’s in the Wall, St. Louis What Now?, and Trope: Only One Bed.

1881—Gillian Hamilton, magic caster with the Federal Bureau of Magic and Steam, is back in New York City. An arrest on New Year's Eve leads to information on a new gangster who has perfected elemental ammunition. After a mechanical man breaks into his residence, Gillian and Gunner must investigate the city's underground before the illegal magic becomes a threat that cannot be contained.

Gideon Joy's tragic bad luck strikes again as he hits a moose while on a cross-country trip. He also strikes the car of local construction worker in small town, Lancaster, New Hampshire—Silas Bright. Their dislike quickly turns to mutual attraction, but Gideon fears Silas won't have the patience to weather endless disastrous dates before realizing Gideon isn't worth his time or energy.