he only thing Sebastian Russo loves more than music is Charlie-- the girl next door. It shouldn’t be a problem for a guy like him. He’s funny, charming, and the lead singer for an up and coming band, Bach’s Revenge. But when Charlie looks at him, she sees nothing more than a disheveled kid with frogs in his pocket. When a national radio station sponsors a contest offering a record deal for the winner, Sebastian sees the perfect way to show Charlie his true feelings. He enters his band, hoping to win both the girl and the record deal. He lands the deal but his confession leaves Charlie stunned and out of reach. Rejection stings and Sebastian soon turns to McKenzie Johnson, local groupie to salve his burnt ego. He prepares to leave for Los Angeles when Charlie admits Sebastian’s affections are not entirely one sided and McKenzie quickly becomes his biggest regret. As Sebastian’s fame climbs, McKenzie’s dangerous obsession does too. Will she tear him apart from the one girl he truly loves?

Paige Warren knows what the world is capable of. Taken by hunters for three years, she escapes to find everything is different. She no longer see’s the world as a challenge. She’s sees it as the cold, uncaring place it is. Returning to her pack, she sees the world is not the only thing that has changed. New members have been added; among them a young, popular werewolf with the reputation of being the unattainable wolf that all the girls are after. Unfortunately for Paige, the world is about to get a whole lot harder as one of the pack’s most wanted males is none other than her very own mate. Coming to grip with the last two years is one thing, but what happens when history wishes to repeat itself. When one sole hunter just can’t let his prize possession go. (Sequel to I'm Sorry Did You Say Mate?)