Jordan L. Hawk, a trans author from North Carolina, delves into the dark and mysterious corners of the human psyche, drawing inspiration from childhood tales of mountain ghosts and strange creatures. His writing evokes a sense of unease and fascination with the supernatural. Hawk's distinctive style is marked by its ability to immerse readers in worlds brimming with suspense and emotion, where reality blurs with the fantastical. His literary contributions are recognized for their unique voice and thematic depth.
In "Stormhaven," the third book of the Whyborne & Griffin series, scholar Whyborne and ex-detective Griffin investigate the murder of Allan Tambling's uncle, who is accused of the crime. As they uncover a web of conspiracy and magic, they must confront dark secrets and Griffin's past while seeking to prove Allan's innocence.
Introverted scholar Percival Endicott Whyborne and his lover, Griffin Flaherty, are summoned to Egypt by Christine. Reluctant to leave their fragile peace, they soon confront danger when Whyborne is attacked. Together with Christine, they must navigate betrayal, murder, and a resurrected sorceress amidst ancient ruins.
Whyborne's Endicott relatives seek his help to reclaim their ancestral manor from an evil cult, offering him the key to decipher the Wisborg Codex in return. Accompanied by his husband Griffin and friends, they travel to Balefire Manor, where Whyborne confronts both the mansion's darkness and his own destiny.
In "Whyborne & Griffin: Book 5," Percival Endicott Whyborne faces family troubles when his sister seeks help with a derelict ship mystery. Reluctantly drawn in after a murder occurs, Whyborne and his lover Griffin uncover a conspiracy of blackmail and dark sorcery, revealing devastating family secrets.
"Parapsychologist Dr. Nigel Taylor doesn't work with psychic mediums. Until, that is, a round of budget cuts threatens his job and an eccentric old woman offers him a great deal of grant money. The only catch: he must investigate a haunted house with a man she believes to have a true gift. Oscar Fox, founder of the ghost-hunting team OutFoxing the Paranormal, has spent his life ignoring the same sort of hallucinations that sent his grandmother to an insane asylum. When he agrees to work with the prestigious--and sexy--Dr. Taylor, he knows he'll have to keep his visions under wraps, so his team can get a desperately needed pay day. Soon after Nigel, Oscar, and the OtP team arrive at the house, the questions begin to pile up. Why is there a blood stain in the upstairs hallway? What tragedy took place in the basement? And who is the spirit lurking in the closet of a child's bedroom? One thing is certain: if Oscar can't accept the truth about his psychic abilities, and Nigel can't face the demons of his past, they'll join the forgotten souls of the house...forever."--Page [4] of cover.
In "Whyborne & Griffin: Book 6," peace is disrupted when a mysterious artifact from Griffin's brother Jack leads Whyborne and Griffin, along with Dr. Christine Putnam and her fiancé Iskander, to the Arctic. They must confront dark sorcery and ancient evil to save Jack, while secrets abound in a perilous mining camp.
After losing his fortune to a fraud, inventor Henry Strauss seeks to control the supernatural through science. A contest against spiritualism leads him to Reyhome Castle, where he encounters his charming rival, Vincent Night. As they navigate the haunted mansion, they face a sinister force threatening their lives and souls.
As Griffin's past threatens his present, he and his husband, Whyborne, face a world-ending invasion and dark revelations. When an assassin from Griffin's past emerges, they must journey to a decaying Kansas town to confront a sinister cult before it claims more victims. Time is running out.
In a tale of secrets and passion, New York copper Tom Halloran hides his dark past with the O’Connell tunnel gang. When a murder linked to ancient magic occurs, he teams up with cat shifter Cicero, who believes the cases are connected. As they investigate, their undeniable chemistry complicates their mission and choices.
In this 2013 Rainbow Award Finalist, scholar Percival Endicott Whyborne, skilled in dead languages, struggles with his repressed feelings after a friend's death. When ex-Pinkerton Griffin Flaherty seeks his help to translate a mysterious book linked to a dangerous cult, their investigation leads to unexpected closeness and challenges.