Joaquin Gregory was desperate to find his lost son, James after losing him in an accident. His endless search leads him to an Island called "Bear Island" where the Kodiak bears dwell. He soon learned that his son, James was living there. Adopted by the bears, They believed that James was the one destined to save their Island according to their ancient prophecy. Joaquin sets out on an epic adventure with his son and along the way he discovered that his son's destiny was actually his and that he was the one destined to save Bear Island.

An unruly ten year old boy, consumed by grief after the death of his father two years ago, has gradually turned into a bear. His mother has him captured and sent deep into the forest after she realizes that she cannot properly care for him. Now left to fend for himself, Bernard must adapt to life in the wilderness while struggling to preserve what's left of his humanity. Cover by @-DeeIsDead-

The Canadian wilderness. A vast forest filled with animals large and small. Wolves, deer, mountain lions, moose, lynxes... and bears. This is the story about a bear. Not just any bear but a polar bear, the largest carnivore on the planet. More specifically, Avery Nanuk a polar bear shifter. Avery Nanuk lives a calm peaceful life as a school nurse working in a school built just for shifters like him. He was found as a cub out in the woods many years before and was adopted into a small wolf pack up in the northern reaches of Canada. Avery has grown up as the only bear shifter in the area and has grown used to the fact of living alone. All Avery wants is a normal and peaceful life living out in the woods in his cozy little cabin and his outdoor swimming pool. But the fates have something else in store. The fates send a bear sized wrecking ball into Avery's once peaceful life. And that wrecking ball's name is Rick Kodiak. *WARNING: THIS STORY IS MANXMAN! DON'T LIKE IT! DON'T READ IT! PLEASE RESPECT THIS STORY AND DO NOT WRITE HATEFUL COMMENTS! ALL OTHERS, ENJOY!

A 'Bite Me' short Story. Christmas is the time of year to hold the one's you love close and give good tidings and cheer to those about you. Although originally a Christian holiday it has now found its way into the hearts of hundreds of thousands around the world, and shifters are no different. A special short story brimming with holiday cheer 'Carol of the Bears' is sure to have you feeling warm and fuzzy inside. The story brings back our two favorite bears, Avery and Rick, sharing their first Christmas together as mates. And what would Christmas be without the in-laws? Rick's wonderful and lovable family of grizzlies return to the cabin for another Christmas celebration along with Avery's feisty but wonderful friend Evie and her silent loving husband Scott to share laughs, love, and maybe a little mistletoe. Because what would Christmas be without mistletoe? Warning: ManxMan, don't like don't read.

Clair Jordan has lived her entire life in the city of Manhattan, New York. Unfortunately, on her birthday, her mother was killed, and she is now forced to move in with her dad, who had abandoned her at the age of 3, and trades the city of Manhattan for the small town of Butte, Alaska. Of course, things are very rocky between her and her father, and trading a busy city for a small town in the middle of an empty, cold state has her in bad spirits. While hiking, Clair gets lost, and she has an encounter with a bear. The bear and Clair start sharing a bond that no one can break. What happens when the bear is being hunted? Clair wants to do everything in her power to protect him, but will she be able to? What will it cost her? How long can she keep everything a secret? How many lies must she tell? And who will get hurt?

**IF YOU HAVEN'T READ BOOK 1, PLEASE READ IT BEFORE READING BEAR HEART** Six month's after her guardian's death, Clair Jordan meets a new boy by the name of Kenai Ursus. The similarities between her guardian bear and this new boy are too close to be a coincidence. After begging the shaman-woman all those months ago, Clair got her wish, and had her guardian bear brought back to life--only now, as a human. However, this wasn't without a price. Now that Kenai has been brought back, he has no memory whatsoever about Clair or anything that happened when he was a bear. Clair is determined to bring his memories back, but can she do it? What happens when new feelings arise within the group? And as if she didn't have enough on her plate, what happens when the New York Police call her about finding her mother's killer?

This story follows a blind young bear shifter's life, as he tries to find his father and brother, to make his family whole again. "I'm not leaving this horrid place without you." UPDATES RANDOMLY

After losing his family Derek has left his life in the city behind, including his job within the police force, to take on a position as a park ranger at the infamous Redstone National Park. Due to the extreme conditions of the winter and remote location, which is miles from civilization - he thinks it just the place he needs to be to escape the ghosts of his past. It’s not just the native animals living with the parks boundaries that appreciate his work, but also a century old community of forest faeries who have so far kept their existence hidden from the human world until a poaching raid goes wrong which leaves Derek stranded and fighting for his life. The faerie elders decide to intervene and they do something to help him, but will changing his fate by saving his life be seen as blessing or a curse? And just how will this have an affect on him when he meets the faerie, Amerie? ------ *My entry into Nikki's Para-nor-mance Writing Contest* Original Pairing: Derek (werebear) & Amerie (fairie) Challenge Element: Devony (seer) Final Word Count: 20,564

Mika is a polar bear, a björn, born in the arctic on the north-eastern slopes of Svalbard. She emerges into an ever changing world of sea and ice. Although reassured by the guidance of her mother, fate will teach her the most important lesson of all - survival.

Iris is a polar bear shape shifter. Her whole life she has lived with her parents in the Arctic, being bear shifters they prefer to be solitary, but when her parents die, it's all going to change. Iris, following her mothers dying wish, joins a pack. Although it's strange at first she learns to love it, makes some really great friends, and might even find her mate. But nothing can last forever and Iris must decide, with a looming threat moving closer, if she's going to leave pack life behind and once more live a solitary life, or stand and fight for her new home.