Sequel to Born Howling Being taken from the only people I known had me confused on who was really telling me the truth. Who do I trust? Who wants me for me and not because of who I am? Those questions bounced around my head. Now I just had to figure it out before something rally bad happened. The characters for the Te...
TRIGGER WARNING !! MATURE AUDIENCE ONLY STRONG Language/Assault/Death/Loss DO NOT READ IF ONE OR MANY OF THE ABOVE TOPICS EFFECT YOU NEGATIVELY Ranking #100 in Werewolf 02/09/2018 I do not know how they did it but they broke into my home, the place I should have been safe in. Losing the battle I was taken and hel...
Greta Klassen is a human teaching at a school for Lycans or werewolves. Only she isn't aware of it. She also not aware that Alexander Walsow (a Lycan) has been declared by the school to be her protector. He is bound and determined to make her listen to him, and she is just as bound and determined to have nothing to d...
TRIGGER WARNING !! MATURE AUDIENCE ONLY STRONG Language/Assault/Death/Loss DO NOT READ IF ONE OR MANY OF THE ABOVE TOPICS EFFECT YOU NEGATIVELY HIGHEST RANKING #28 in Werewolf 02/22/2018 Leaving her old life behind, forcing herself to move forward for her family, I was going to see an old friend. My best friend...
This is a novella that is connected to the Territories Series. Five years earlier Nate was visiting Toronto on business where his only plans were to get his job done and have a fling or two. What he found instead was Mady, his soon to be mate. The problem was she was human and he was not. This novella can be read anyt...
She's a fighter filled with anger and who does not trust easily if at all. Losing her dad 6 months ago Mac ended up with her who then shipped her off to an uncle she had never met and barely heard of. Now in a middle of a wolf pack she has to come to turns with what her future entails but what happens when her anger g...
SEQUEL to Not Your Luna--The Broken Bond The man I thought I lost in a tragic plane wreck was alive...well physically. He was not the man, the father, I knew and loved. This man was different. Not only did I have this little fact slapped in my face but now I had to deal with a very vocal and demanding know it all voi...