-Stormfang -Book Two- The ledger was only the beginning. Talon Stormfang thought daylight had teeth. He and his pack tore a market for forgetting into the light - and paid for it with sleepless nights, burned couriers, and the fragile safety of friends. But threats that hide in institutions don't vanish when named; they rebuild. A new cadence rises: offshore patrons, a shadowy Conservator Council, and an international net where memory is inventory and people are currency. When a missing ledger leaf resurfaces in a continent that treats privacy like a shield, the pack is pulled farther from home than they've ever dared go. Talon must decide what he's willing to sacrifice to keep the people he loves alive - and whether daylight alone can win a war against monsters who learned to speak law. Old debts reawaken, allies fall in love and collide, a high warlock reappears with secrets that sting, and a new player offers what Talon both covets and fears: the power to make a man forget - or to make a wolf keep someone safe forever. The city thought it had learned to read names aloud. The world is about to teach it what names cost.

-Stormfang - Book One - He was born to lead the pack. He chose to run instead. Talon Alaric Stormfang is an Alpha by blood, but a rebel by heart. Trapped by the suffocating traditions of the Shadowstalker pack, he flees into the one place a werewolf should never go: the heart of the human world. He wanted freedom, but a split-second collision with a moving car leaves him broken, bleeding, and at the mercy of the very creatures he was taught to fear. He was taught to fear the wild. He chose to save it instead. Elijah is a human with a steady hand and a stubborn streak a mile wide. When he finds a massive, silver-eyed wolf wounded on the asphalt, he doesn't run. He does the unthinkable: he brings the predator home. He calls the beast "Stormshadow," sensing a soul behind those predatory eyes that is far too human to ignore. The storm is coming. As Talon's wounds heal, the line between animal and man begins to blur. But the shadows of the forest aren't far behind. Anya Frostbite, Talon's fierce protector, has tracked him to the suburbs, bringing with her a chilling reminder: Humans and wolves don't mix. Caught between the loyalty of his pack and the fearless kindness of a boy who refuses to see him as a monster, Talon must decide where he truly belongs. Because the truth is clawing its way to the surface-and once the shift begins, there's no turning back.

Bianca Benson is gone, but her last wish binds two broken men together. Enzo Benson keeps everything under control-his family's business, his temper, the careful anger he hides behind sarcasm and a hard jaw. The one thing he's never been able to command is Ace Hart. Quiet, forgiving, the man Bianca loved with the kind of reckless devotion that left Enzo raw with jealousy. When Bianca's death and a sealed will demand a shocking solution-marriage between the two men who loved her-Enzo signs with a clenched fist and a louder secret: he's spent years loving Ace in ways he would never admit. Ace accepts the marriage because loving Bianca taught him what it means to keep promises. He walks into Enzo's house carrying grief and loyalty, not expecting to be accused, cornered, used, or desired with the same ferocity Bianca used to receive. He thinks a vow can keep Bianca's memory safe. He doesn't expect the vow to drag him into a dangerous orbit where desire and punishment look the same. Forced together by love, obligation, and the brittle shards of a family's grief, they carve out a life together under the weight of Bianca's name. Enzo meets Ace with headline hatred and a deeper hunger-rough hands, sharp words, a possessive claim that alternates between cruelty and care. Ace gives as much as he can: tenderness, patience, the ghost of what he and Bianca were. The friction between them flames into nights of violent need and daylight reckonings that demand a price.

-Holiday With a Freaking Stranger- Perez Clark does not need a holiday. He doesn't need a break, a change, or-according to his older sister and his painfully persistent best friend-someone to fall in love with. He says no. Repeatedly. Loudly. They book the trip anyway. Dragged into a holiday he never wanted, Perez boards a plane already irritated, already defensive, already counting the days until he can go home. The last thing he expects is the stranger beside him-calm, tall, infuriatingly composed-and the argument that follows before the plane even takes off. Casper Jack doesn't rise to provocation. He doesn't explain himself. And he definitely doesn't back down. When plans fall apart and Perez is left stranded, the same stranger keeps showing up in all the wrong places, turning a forced holiday into a test of patience, pride, and denial. They don't like each other. They don't trust each other. And whatever this tension is, it has nothing to do with attraction. Obviously. Neither of them is searching for labels. Neither of them is looking for answers. But sometimes love doesn't arrive politely. Sometimes it crashes in, unwanted, undeniable, and impossible to ignore. Holiday With a Freaking Stranger is a slow-burn holiday romance about ego, resistance, and choosing love without explanation. ⸻

-Stormfang-Book Three - "Betrayal bites harder than the night." Talon kept the pack alive by taking the night's worst blows. Now the ledger Magnus risked his life to protect points to something far worse than anyone imagined - a procurement ring powerful enough to tear the city apart. Anya has the evidence. Ambrose has enemies. Elijah has debts that don't die. And inside the pack, someone's betrayal claws at the seams. As nodes fall and allies vanish, Talon must stop being protector and become commander - even when that choice costs him everything he loves. Fenrir and Wyrat, fierce and bound, press at the edges of the war, their future already trembling with secrets that could split them apart. This last fight is bloodier, smarter, and more personal than any before. Loyalties will be tested, mates will be betrayed, and the dawn will come at a price.