Crispin Jafir is known for being a kind and gentle Alpha to his very small pack of only 30 werewolves. The Redstone Pack might as well be non-existent to most packs in the world. That is until one fateful day Crispin meets another alpha, named James, and he was invited to an alpha summit with the surrounding packs in the area to discuss a treaty between them. At the age of 24, there's not much hope that Crispin will ever find his mate, especially if she was not already in the pack. Dieter Romanoff is the most feared alpha in all of the world. He rules with an iron thumb. Known for his spree-killings, and torturous ways of life. Not only is it him, but his pack as well. All are known for their extreme measures and their strengths. No one dares to cross them. The pack Red Blood Moon, is also the biggest and strongest pack. It's almost as if they share one body, one mind. Many other packs look to them for guidance. At 28, Dieter has lost all hope that he will find his mate. He believes that it was a needed sacrifice to have the greatest back in the world. That is until Dieter and Crispin meet. It is then Dieter realized the true punishment of having a mate, especially a mate unknowing of his violent ways. A mate who seems to be the heaven, where he is hell. The sun, where is the moon, and the ground when he is falling. What will happen once these two very different Alphas cross paths? Will they accept each other for who they are? Will Dieter win his mate's heart? Or are they bound to lose? Find out and read now! ***I will warn you, this leans more towards a romantic tragedy than anything. It has themes that may be triggering to some people. Read with discretion. But know in the third book, right after, all will be made right!*** Alpha Series Book #2

Running from his dark legacy, the werewolf hunter River must align with his enemy to protect himself from a vengeful pack and his own family; a low fantasy enemies to lovers story. River is a werewolf hunter, born into the esteemed, silver-lined legacy of the Ferreus Clan. It's not a life he wants and not a life he chooses for himself, and on the eve of his twenty-fifth birthday - on the cusp of an initiation ritual that will seal him into the coffin of his family's legacy forever - he runs. River stumbles upon the quiet town of Crescent Valley, a largely mundane, quaint place of old bookstores and pleasant cafés and peaceful nature walks. He also, through no fault of his own, stumbles onto a gruesome murder scene. Body torn apart, blood still warm, an odd symbol carved into the man's bare, scratched chest. He recognises the signs. Crescent Valley has a wild dog problem. Thinking of his hard-won freedom and desperate for peace, River vows to himself- one last job. So he sets out on a mission to find the killer and put an end to them, if only so he can sleep without feeling the cool handle of a silver knife in his paranoid grip. River soon becomes entangled in a feud between rival werewolf packs clawing for territory, and the alpha of the Crescent Moon pack, Rowan, is getting a little too close for comfort. In Crescent Valley, where monsters roam the streets, it is kill or be killed. Quite literally. ───── • ⋆⋅➶⋅⋆ • ───── Status: Complete Story length: 95,000+ words Disclaimer: Some parts of this story are rated mature. There is a content warning at the beginning of these specific chapters.

When Aren is chased from his wolf pack after an accident in a hunting festival known as the Call of the Wild, his escape quickly gets upended. Quite literally. He's hit by a car, stolen from his retreat, and threatened with veterinary care by a clueless but well-meaning human. Not the best of starts to his journey, but Aren finds this accidental meeting might be just the thing he needs. With time running out and shadows chasing him down, Aren must choose between saving himself and saving his captor. ───── • ⋆⋅⸙⋅⋆ • ───── Status: Complete Story length: 25,000+ words

Deeply hurt by a lover's betrayal, Noah Hunter leaves a shattered life behind and moves to Spring Lakes to join his brother's pack. All he wants is a quiet place and some time to heal. Fate has other ideas. In the middle of the night, on a lonely stretch of road, Noah hits a dog. When he brings the injured animal to a veterinarian, he crosses paths with the singular, mysterious, and aggravatingly handsome Ambrose Thorne. When, after learning that Noah needs a place to stay, Ambrose invites him to his home, Noah thinks he may have found just the sort of peace and space he needs, and the last thing he expects is to become entangled in the heart of a mystery. While helping his brother Dane on a case involving a string of inexplicable thefts, Noah soon discovers that his new acquaintance is more than he seems and is inextricably tied to the strange burglaries. As the case becomes complicated by occult rituals, murder, and mythical beasts, Noah finds himself in more than one kind of danger - because while he doubts that anyone would want something so broken and torn, it seems like his heart might get stolen, too. He just hopes that the one who steals it and the thief at the heart of the mystery are not one and the same. ----- WARNINGS: This story contains strong language, some violence, and sex. ----- DISCLAIMER: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and in

BxB --------- Torin Frey has a crush. With his eighteenth birthday right around the corner, he'll soon be able to identify his Mate. Hopefully it's the male he's always had his eyes on.

She's not your average she-wolf. He is the King of all wolves. She has no desire for a mate. He is looking for a mate, he can call his Queen. The seasonally Hunt is about to begin. Just weeks away from the Mating season and Blake Norton doesn't want to have any part in the ceremony. She would rather live her days alone than be with someone knowing that she could never make them happy. Living for just her pack, she is well known to be the strongest wolf in the world. But Blake has a secret. Secrets even her only living relative doesn't even know. Eric Price wants nothing but to find his mate. Traveling to the Blake Water pack he comes across a she-wolf covered in blood, smiling down on her prey of a small pack of rouges that she single handily fought. The she-wolf was a creature he had never seen before. A woman who didn't cower to her king but would rather make a mockery out of him. But to his surprise, she was the Beta of the Black Water pack and his mate. (You will laugh. You will cry. And would wish nothing but hope the Moon Goddess would spare these two Mates to be together.) This is book one out of four of the "The Hunt series".