Thorn wants what other alphas have-a mate, cubs of his own-but it'll never happen for him, not now. The more distant he feels from his pack, the more he wonders if he no longer belongs. Until he rescues a cub from a tree and finds himself reluctant guardian to a scared little boy.
Keeping his cub safe is all Daniel cares about. But with Harrison's pack hunting them, he and Sammy are separated. When he finds him again, Sammy is in the home of an intimidating alpha. With freedom from Harrison finally within reach, Daniel has no choice but to bide his time until they can run once more.
Thorn should be going stir crazy with a strange omega and cub invading his home. Daniel is skittish and flighty, and the story of how he and Sammy were separated doesn't ring true. But having them around eases the growing loneliness inside Thorn. There could be something more between them, if only he can convince Daniel to stay.
As Daniel grows closer to Thorn and sees how happy Sammy is in his new home, it gets harder and harder to run again. But as much as he wants to forget the horrors of his past, Harrison and his pack haven't forgotten him.
Contains mature themes.
Every pack needs a Keeper, an omega to smooth their rough edges. And Josh definitely isn't it.
Forced to babysit some spoiled and disgraced omega actor, Cole is not a happy alpha. He's determined to send Josh packing, whatever it takes. But first impressions aren't everything.
All Josh has to do is keep his head down and survive his month of 'volunteering.' Easier said than done when the alpha he's staying with is treating him like some sort of Cinderella. There's something different about Cole and his friends. They're no book club. Of that, he's certain. But when a fight with Cole reveals a secret Josh never meant to tell, he learns there's more to the alpha than his gruff exterior.
When Cole gets a glimpse behind the mask that Josh wears, he sees a very different side to the omega than the picture painted by the media. But that world of lies and manipulation is all Josh knows. As he's pulled back in by the scheming of his ruthless agent, Cole's protective instincts kick in. Can he convince Josh that there's more to life than his next role?
Contains mature themes.
A mission gone wrong forces Brax's alpha team to become something more-a pack.
In a world that no longer welcomes packs, it's all Brax can do to hold his team together. Four alphas without omegas is a recipe for disaster. And now that they're civilians, with the military watching their every move, it's not going to be easy to keep the truth about their pack hidden.
Brax's most pressing problem is his buddy Duke's stolen son. Everywhere he turns for help is a dead end, until chance introduces him to Oliver, the capable, captivating omega-and legal advocate. Brax's luck might finally be turning around. But can he trust Oliver with more than just their legal troubles-can he trust him with his secrets?
Oliver has everything he could want in life-a successful career, the respect of his peers, an apartment in the city. But not an alpha. Been there, done that. No shifter he's dated could handle the fact that, some days, Oliver's job comes first. When the death of his estranged parents takes him back to his childhood home, he meets Brax-the handsome, troubled doctor who just might be the exception to the rule . . .
Contains mature themes.
