MIA Case Files Series by K.C. Burn

3.67 · 12 ratings
  • Wolfsbane (MIA Case Files #1)
    #1

    Wolfsbane (MIA Case Files #1)

    K.C. Burn

    Rated: 3.67 of 5 stars
    · 6 ratings · published 2010

    Agent Lachlan Carmichael has a job to do. A portal is open in Rothburg, and this time the Umbrae passing through it are creating werewolves. He needs to close the portal, even if it means losing two-thirds of the people possessed by the Umbrae. So what if Adam Farelli, the town's screw-up, is the sexiest man he's ever seen? Carmichael's been content to live with 'don't ask don't tell' for most of his life. A gorgeous, shiftless layabout isn't going to convince him to step out of the closet... more

  • Blood Relations (MIA Case Files #2)
    #2

    Blood Relations (MIA Case Files #2)

    K.C. Burn

    Rated: 3.75 of 5 stars
    · 4 ratings · published 2010

    Frazer Nyland’s dating life has fizzled out. Dates and hook ups are easy to find, but none of them want anything deeper or meaningful. Meeting Cooper gives Frazer new hope, and he can’t help but fall in love. When one of his past hook ups is found dead, Frazer suddenly longs for the day when dating was his biggest woe. Hounded by an overzealous cop, sexually harassed at work, and suspected of being a serial killer, there’s only one good thing in his life—Cooper... more

  • Craving (MIA Case Files #3)
    #3

    Craving (MIA Case Files #3)

    K.C. Burn

    Rated: 3.50 of 5 stars
    · 2 ratings · published 2012

    On a mission tracking down werewolves, a mishap disables Agent Brandon Ellison, rendering him unfit for field duty. Unable to deal with the repercussions of the accident, Brandon moves away and Oliver Cardoso not only loses his partner, but his lover. Years later, when Brandon returns as head of MIA's Research and Development team, the hurt, guilt and blame fester into jealousy and professional rivalry, making working together almost impossible... more

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