Dahlia Wesley is a fifteen year old girl who flew to Texas to spend "quality time" with her aunt, Lucie. She never wanted to be there in the first place, but you can blame that on her mother. She couldn't figure out what she could do over a mile away from a city, with only her aunt and the forest for company. Then she ends up kidnapped by a werewolf, who's species should't even exist. That werewolf is Raide Griffin; twenty-one years old, and alpha of his pack. He's been waiting a long time for his mate. When he found her he decided he wouldn't wait any longer, and takes her. She is his. (Sorry for the bad description. I'll put a new one up when I think of a better one)

Tyler is the son of an alpha. And not just any alpha. He is the son of Grey. One day he will be Grey. The only thing is that everybody is always expecting him to do something as big as his father did for the werewolf community. But seriously, what more is there to do? What can he do to make a diference like his dad did? And now with an even greater threat than the rogues, the wolves need someone they can trust, someone that they know can handle the situation. Like his dad. So why does he always feel like he had something more to offer?

Angelina was used to fending for herself in a lonely corner of Dartmoor with her small yet devoted household to keep her company. After her parents died and left her with only the house to call her own, Angelina's one over-ruling concern was to look after Brooklyn Grange. Her solitary existence is threatened with the advent of a stranger in the middle of a freak snowstorm; and on top of that, the man doesn't even have the courtesy of remembering his own name.

When twelve year old Brecon's father dies and leaves the throne to his younger brother Armod, things go bad. Brecon gets attacked and has to run away. A mysterious group picks him up claiming to create their own kingdom. But when everything seems to be going smooth for Brecon something goes wrong. Vorath has built up his army after being defeated ten years ago and will stop at nothing to destroy anything that gets in his way. Which includes Brecon's new settlement.

When a king lost the one thing he ever loved, he turned to the only thing he thought could comfort him: revenge. He made it his purpose in life to kill all of the nations of magical creatures, to avenge one life with a thousand. But the elves banded together and fought back, creating the Elf Thieves. When secrets are revealed and everything changes in a way fate itself could not have foreseen, two born enemies must put aside their differences and become the heroes that their land needs.

Noah Blake is a werewolf, and he's looking for his mate. But not for the reason you'd think. Noah isn't looking for love-he's looking for a cure. A cure to what he is. Tess Ames is trying to scrape together enough money to go to the college of her dreams. But she never expected a werewolf to get in her way. Noah and Tess may not find each other to find love, but when you're destined for one another what can you expect?

The Age of Arthur is over, for fifteen years the lands of Britannia have been subjected to wars, raids, and those who have survived are forced to endure a land of chaos and death unseen in decades. All is lost, Avalon is all but forgotten, the Vikings and Saxons have returned a hundred fold, and no lord can unite the peoples of Britannia to end constant slaughter. Until now... From a land and time unseen in years, comes the heir to the House of Pendragon. Raised by Merlin, trained in the art of war by surviving Knights of the Round Table, he has returned to his homeland to bring order and justice to his people. But with deceitful lords, roaming invaders, and old foes from beyond the grave, will the legacy of Arthur be triumphant? With Caliburn and Excalibur at his disposal, will this one chance of survival prevail? Only time will tell... From the Isle of Avalon, to the Kingdom of the Faes, to the highlands of Scotland, the grasslands of Ireland, and the parapets of Camelot, The Flower of King and Knights is a continuation of a narrative that has entranced and delighted generations. Filled with epic battles, passionate romance, and legendary characters, Ector Pendragon will learn what it means to be a king, to be a leader, to be a hero.

In Book I of the trilogy, Tamras, our hero, arrives in Merin’s house to begin her apprenticeship as a warrior, but her small stature causes many, including Tamras herself, to doubt that she will ever become a competent swordswoman. To make matters worse, the Lady Merin assigns her the position of companion, little more than a personal servant, to a woman who came to Merin’s house, seemingly out of nowhere, the previous winter, and this stranger wants nothing to do with Tamras. Tamras’s journey begins with the smallest of steps. She sets aside her disappointment and performs as well as she can the humble tasks given her, and eventually she succeeds in winning the trust and then the friendship of the cantankerous warrior to whom she has been assigned. In the first year of her journey, Tamras will make a series of choices that often seem insignificant, but they will flow from her character and from her good intentions, and they will determine her destiny.