Strength of the Pack Series

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Summary: A stray wolf who's allergic to rules. An alpha who refuses to lose control. A connection they don’t want—and a danger they can’t ignore. Alpha shifter Matt Urban is always in control. He has to be. Keeping his territory, his pack, and himself tightly leashed is the only way to protect his precarious peace. So when a defiant, smart-mouthed lone wolf stumbles into his territory, Matt’s first instinct is to drive him out. His second instinct? Quite the opposite, unfortunately… Jesse Turner learned a long time ago that his safety depends on never belonging to anyone. No packs. No family. And definitely no bossy, overbearing, disturbingly hot alphas. Which means he should stay as far away from Matt as possible. Too bad doing what he should has suddenly lost all appeal… It's not long before Matt will have to decide how far he’s willing to go to protect the mate he never wanted, and Jesse will need to decide if running from Matt is survival, or the biggest mistake of his life. Easy, right? Try impossible… Tropes: reluctant fated mates • alpha/lone wolf • found family • forced proximity Each book in the series is a standalone romance with its own HEA. An overarching plot runs through the series. Content note: This series includes material that some readers may find upsetting. Full details are available on the author’s website (link in the Look Inside sample). Edition note: Previously published as a novella in 2013. This new edition has been substantially rewritten and expanded with major new content.

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Summary: Chasing this story could make him. But it might also break him. This should be easy—slide into town undercover, dig up the local shifter pack’s dangerous secret, and score a headline that finally gets his father’s attention. Too bad Riley hasn’t counted on meeting Jason—and that dimpled smile that knocks him sideways, making it hard to remember what he’s here to do. For Jason, guys like Riley don’t come to Elk Ridge. They definitely don’t walk into his diner. But it wouldn’t matter even if they did—Jason’s used to feeling like the background to everyone else’s life, even in his pack. Except, somehow, Riley notices him. Really sees him. And for the first time, Jason believes he could be wanted. Maybe… even loved. Riley’s great at lying, especially to himself. He tells himself he can break his story, earn back his father’s love, and still keep Jason. But those flashes of guilt when Jason looks at him, open and trusting, are getting harder to ignore. If Riley walks away from the story, he loses his last shot at redemption. His last chance not to be a failure. But if Jason finds out the truth, Riley will break the sweetest man he’s ever known.   Each book in the series is a standalone romance with its own HEA. An overarching plot runs through the series. Content note: This series includes material that some readers may find upsetting. Full details are available on the author’s website (link in the Look Inside sample on Amazon). Edition note: Previously published as a novella in 2013. This new edition has been substantially rewritten and expanded with major new content.  

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Summary: Owned by one wolf. Falling for another. And wolves don’t share. Tristan loves college, working at the diner, and his pack. But when hostile wolves abduct him one night, none of that helps him. Suddenly he’s a prisoner in a place where fear is law, and mercy doesn’t exist. Except… someone is watching him. A quiet stranger who flinches from his gaze—but never quite looks away. Colby Williams survives by staying invisible. It’s the only way to placate the wolf who thinks he owns him—and the only way to stay alive. And then the pack drags in a young wolf with bright eyes, who should be terrified by what’s ahead of him. Instead, he keeps watching Colby—curious, hopeful, and alive in a way Colby can scarcely remember being. And when Tristan looks at him like he matters… Colby can’t look anywhere else. He knows it’s a mistake. He knows it’s dangerous. But he also knows it’s already too late.   Content note: This book includes material that some readers may find upsetting. Full details are available on the author’s website (link in the Look Inside sample on Amazon). Each book in the series is a standalone romance with its own HEA. An overarching plot runs through the series. Edition note: Previously published as a novella in 2014. This new edition has been substantially rewritten and expanded with major new content.

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Summary: The man sent to learn his secrets is the one he can’t resist. Bryce Reynolds knows trouble when it steps onto pack land in a tailored suit. Tom Barrington, the Shifter Council’s envoy, is observant, perceptive, and way too competent for Bryce’s peace of mind. Tom moves like someone who could be dangerous if he chose, and Bryce notices that in a way he really wishes he didn’t. Tom keeps telling himself he’s only here to work. But Bryce is warm and generous, and every smile knocks another crack in the walls Tom built after losing everything he loved. Then there’s the low voice, teasing eyes, and that damn belt buckle… What should have been a tense few days of observation turns into late-night conversations, quiet understanding, and a pull neither of them can shake. But the wrong choice could cost Bryce’s pack its safety, and Tom the professional integrity he refuses to compromise. And when the secret Bryce’s pack is hiding finally breaks open, everything shatters. They’re dragged into a deadly pursuit through Washington’s shadows. To have any chance at whatever this is between them, they’ll first have to survive.   Each book in the series is a standalone romance with its own HEA. An overarching plot runs through the series. Content note: This series includes material that some readers may find upsetting. Full details are available on the author’s website (link in the Look Inside sample on Amazon). Edition note: Previously published as a novella in 2014. This new edition has been substantially rewritten and expanded with major new content.

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Summary: They’re mates. They’re in love. So why does it feel like they’re falling apart? Ever since finding out they were mates five years ago, Christian and Dave have been inseparable. They’re different from one another, sure—kind of like sandpaper and silk—but love smooths out the edges. But now they’re in a strange town, away from their pack, investigating a decades-old murder for their alpha. And without their usual routine to distract them, those tiny differences are beginning to feel more like rifts they can’t quite bridge. Christian loves his mate, fiercely and absolutely, but he’s allergic to talking. And Dave, always the one smoothing down the feathers that Christian’s antagonism ruffles, wants nothing more than for Christian to open up. To tell him how he feels instead of having to guess. But he can’t ask—asking for more drives people away. It always has. Meanwhile, their murder investigation is going nowhere fast, Christian’s thrown himself into the local pack’s fight ring, and the pack is circling, looking for weaknesses to exploit. If they can finally say the things that matter, they might walk out of this town with a closeness they never knew they’d been missing. If not… they may not walk out at all.   Each book in Strength of the Pack is a standalone romance with its own HEA. An overarching plot runs through the series. Content note: This series includes material that some readers may find upsetting. Full details are available on the author’s website (link in the Look Inside sample on Amazon). Edition note: Previously published as a novella in 2013. This new edition has been substantially rewritten and expanded with major new content.  

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Summary: He’s handled feral shifters, territorial alphas, and near-death missions. Nothing prepared him for cheekbones and combat boots. Karl Griffin is a man of rules—keep calm, keep sharp, and for the love of God, keep away from cats. He doesn’t do emotional entanglements. And he definitely doesn’t do Leon Fitzroy—cat-shifter, walking attitude problem, and possibly the most annoying creature alive. Leon Fitzroy has survived exile, scandal, and being born the wrong kind of cat. He’s not about to fall for a growly, emotionally constipated wolf with a hero complex. But when they’re stranded together in the wilderness, Leon steps up—because someone has to. And somewhere between the bickering and the incident that neither of them is going to mention ever again, Leon starts to wonder if there’s more to Karl than scowls and vigilance. What starts as mutual aggravation begins to shift into something suspiciously like feelings. But if Karl can’t stop pushing people away, and Leon can’t believe someone might choose him, they’ll lose more than just each other. They’ll lose the chance to change everything.   Lone Wolf is the sixth and final book in Strength of the Pack. Each book in the series is a standalone romance with its own HEA, with an overarching plot running through the series. Content note: This series includes material that some readers may find upsetting. Full details are available on the author’s website (link in the Look Inside sample). Edition note: Previously published as a novella. This new edition has been substantially rewritten and expanded with major new content.