She has a boyfriend. She's beautiful and I can't take my eyes off her. But she has a boyfriend. And her boyfriend is one of my "friends" ~~~~ I have a boyfriend. And I love him. Even if he is moody and distant and hates physical touch. Even if he acts different around his "boys". <<<>>> Olivia Brennan is a writer, stuck in a relationship without love because she's convinced herself that her boyfriend Lucas is "good deep down" How will she react when she gets aquatinted with silent giant Rowan Vitali? Who just so happens to be her secret admirer and is a huge softy. Will she choose the potential epic love with Rowan or the comfort of familiarity with Lucas? !! NOT A LOVE TRIANGLE !! {THIS STORY DOES NOT INVOLVE CHEATING OF ANY KIND}

Set in the 1860's or so! The life of a lone wolf is a dangerous one. Holding onto your territory without the help of a pack can prove to be deadly. Grange Michaels has managed to do that for years. This tiny western frontier town is his. Those he considers his pack are humans and he protects them viciously. No one knows what Grange is, though there are rumors about his seemingly constant state of youth. Yes being a lone wolf has its difficulties but Grange liked it that way. Then he meets his mate, a young mortal woman, and suddenly he starts dreaming of starting a pack of his own. All of that, his town, his people, his mate, his future, are threatened when a rival pack tries to move in and of course they want to wipe out the competition. Can Grange win his mortal mate, save her life and the town, while also avoiding the monster hunting lynch mobs? Or is this the end of the lone wolf's reign?

EDITOR'S CHOICE ~ When heartbroken March Marino books a road trip across the western US, he has no idea what he's getting himself into.

He's the new mysterious tenant across the street. She's spent her entire life here. Can he convince her that life isn't a place, but what you keep with you? [Thank you for reading! Just a note that later chapters of A Little Crazy will contain content that is suitable for a mature audience. HAPPY READING! - Christina and Lauren]