C.M. Nascosta Books In Order

Publication Order of Cambric Creek Books

Publication Order of Cambric Creek After Darkverse Books

Publication Order of Cambric Creek: Wheel of the Year Books

Publication Order of Girls Weekend Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Anthologies

C.M. Nascosta
C. M. Nascosta is a professional procrastinator and author from Cleveland, Ohio. She has always preferred the macabre to milquetoast, beasts to boys, the unknown darkness in the shadows to the Chad right next door.

She lives in this crumbling old Victorian with a scaredy-cat dachshund, where she writes her nontraditional romances that feature beastly boys with equal parts heat and heart. She waits for the Hallmark Channel to get with the program already and just start a paranormal lovers series.

“The Mabon Feast” is the first novel in the “Wheel of the Year” series and was released in 2021. In this aging Victorian on the tree-lined street in Oldetowne, the Brackenbridge witches have practiced the craft for generations in an unbroken circle, until the chain got passed to her.

A painfully awkward witch, known as Ladybug, was ousted from her coven, hurting for clients, and struggling to keep her aging family home from falling into disrepair. And she’s at the end of her rope. When she rents out the attic bedroom to some unsmiling, spider-like araneaen, she hopes that her fortunes are now making a change for the better. However Ladybug doesn’t know anything about these secretive spider folk; not what goddess they worship, nor what they eat, anything about their mating needs.

The blustery winds of Autumn usher in the second harvest and the rain, and this oddly enticing smell which appears to permeate the seams of Ladybug’s very existence. The darkness beyond her bedroom door hungers, and she’s helpless but to offer herself up as its feast.

This is a monster romance series of short vignettes that features a non human MMC and a neurodivergent FMC, centered around the witch’s sabbaths.

“Morning Glory Milking Farm” is the first novel in the “Cambric Creek” series and was released in 2021. Violet is your typical, down-on-her-luck millennial: swimming in debt, mid-twenties, over-educated, and on the verge of moving on into parents’ basement. When a lifeline shows up in the form of this very unconventional job in the neighboring Cambric Creek, she’s got no choice but to grab on with both hands.

Morning Glory offers full benefits, full time hours, and generous pay without experience needed. But there’s a catch. The clientele is Grade A certified prime beef, with the meaty and manly endowments to match. Hands on work with minotaurs is not something that Violet ever considered to be a career option, however she is determined to turn this chance into a reversal of her fortune.

When this deep voiced and stern client starts to specially request her for all of his sessions at the farm, and keeping her from dreaming about him is much easier said than done. Violet’s reserved to make a dent in her student loans and afford some name-brand orange juice, and a one-sided crush on this out-of-her-league minotaur is not a part of her plans. Unless her feelings ain’t so one sided after all.

This is a short monster/human romance, that features a high heat slow burn with a bunch of heart, and an HEA that’s guaranteed. While it can can be read as a stand alone, it is the first novel of the “Cambric Creek Monster Romance” series.

“Girls Weekend” is the first novel in the “Girls Weekend” series and was released in 2021. That massive body emerging out of the water rippled with well defined muscle, and long, jet black hair braided on down his back. Water sparkled off his dark green shoulders and his rather considerable endowment stood at half-mast, bobbing around as he flipped his wet hair back. Lurielle pressed her thighs together with excitement.

This was what they had come for. The girls just watched silently as this huge orc raised a hand with his lazy smile as they passed. Ris said with confidence that this was going to be the absolute best weekend. Just a weekend with friends, some fun in the sun, and some huge, nude orcs. What could possibly be better?

That is what three suburban elves believe when they book a trip to this orc nudist resort, well known for its hedonistic parties and libidinous residents. Lurielle, Ris, and Silva have arrived with plans to sample all of the DTF locals and work on their tans, just not catch feelings.

Lurielle meets this syrupy-voiced gentlemen that seems to be interested in more than a weekend fling, she finds sticking to this plan easier said than done. From the public bathhouse to a back alley pub, the trip’s got some unintended consequences on the lives of three work friends and the orcs they meet. Can a weekend of no-strings sex truly end in love?

This is a monster romance novella and is the first book of a limited series, which should be read like a series. There’s a guaranteed HEA for all of the characters by the series end, however your author is definitely going to make them work for it. Content warnings include: non-linear storytelling, multiple perspective, non-human characters, MFF scenes, size differences, and some naked group activities.

“Run, Run Rabbit” is the first novel in the “Cambric Creek After Darkverse” series and was released in 2022. Vanessa attends this exclusive Lupercalia celebration right outside of Cambric Creek, she knows precisely what she can expect. She has been to these parties before, after all. The entire town knows what happens at these invite only werewolf soirees, and every single last one of them is eager to get an invite.

The Lupercalia festivities are this ancient rite of carnality and fertility, of sweat, sex, and celebration, and she knows that one of the wolves is going to have her before the night has ended. One of them is gonna have her, but just one wolf will do, the one she’s been leading in chase for years now. One knot, one wolf, one set of teeth at her back. But he’s gonna have to catch her first.

This is part of the “Cambric Creek After Darkverse” and can be enjoyed as a stand alone. Content includes: voyeurism, power play, public sex, inappropriate workplace romance, and primal play.