The HighMoon Mountain Pack Colony was secluded from the world. It was made of four packs that lived deep in the snowy mountains, with one wolf to lead them all. Dante Harper. Dante was fierce, brave, and admired by all his packmates. The other Alphas under him looked to him for guidance and leadership. Dante had everything, except for one thing. His mate. One fateful night, while he patrolled his territory, he found something. A body, an omega. Dante feels drawn to him, and of course, this happens right before Winter. Winter, when the pack is locked to their homes and not free to leave. What happens when two wolves who are attracted to each other are locked away for three months? Read and find out. This is a novella! All rights reserved

COMPLETED: A slow-burn MM werewolf fantasy about fated mates, rogue outcasts, and a bond that refuses to break. I was taught that fate is a gift, that meeting your fated mate is the universe's greatest mercy. No one says it could destroy you. I never expected to find my mate. I definitely never expected him to be a rogue. Max is an alpha rogue, powerful and dangerous, everything I was raised to fear. When the bond between us refuses to fade, I'm dragged into the last place I ever thought I'd survive: a rogue sanctuary deep in the forest. But rogues aren't what I thought they were. Between a quiet child who refuses to leave my side, a pack of outcasts slowly beginning to trust me, and a mate who clearly hates how much he wants me... I'm starting to realize something terrifying. Maybe the monsters in the woods were never the rogues. When Fates Collide is the first book in the Fates duology.

Two Omegas fleeing their past. One Alpha carrying scars of his own. One meddling best friend and a matchmaking service later, they find themselves in a place that starts to feel dangerously like home. Coming soon

James Christianson, the soon-to-be alpha of one of the richest packs in the country. Known for its opulence and lavishness. And for that very reason, many women throw themselves at him at the chance of being the Luna of the Red Moon pack. James is constantly at the center of attention, with his wit, and humor. Bynjamin Flotrey is known to sit in the back of the class, his head down, and headphones covering his ears. He always avoided attention, and would rather be ignored than seen. Especially since he comes from the poorest family in his pack. What happens when these two finally turn 18 and are forced to work together for a class project? Do they accept each other for who they are and where they came from? Or will their difference keep them apart? Read more to find out! All rights reserved.

Eliezar Mickaya, the youngest of the Mickayas, and an omega. Growing up an omega in a family full of Alphas was hard. But eventually he came to terms with his status and is now more confident than ever. He was a refined playboy, no longer sleeping with professors, students, or anyone who could get him in immense trouble. No, he's turned over a new leaf. Finally, on his own, creating a life for himself in college with his twin sister Delany, he wasn't expecting to meet his mate. His extremely straight mate. He happened to be ten years older and a friend of his siblings. Not to mention a tiger. Darren Johnson was a tiger; he'd been on his own since his 18th birthday and finally decided it was time for him to settle down. He wanted to teach about his passions and got a job as a Professor. His only desire in life now was to settle down and meet the mate of his dreams. He was ready for that life now. Or so he thought. All those dreams were crushed the moment he realized his mate was not only a man, but younger, his student, and his friend's younger brother. Oh, and he was straight. The two of them take the news differently while also navigating the new seasons of their lives. Will Eliezar convince Darren they were meant to be, or will Darren's hard-headedness and unwillingness to accept their matehood ruin them? Read to find out more! coming soon! #7 in the Alpha Series (the last installment)

Virion Kethlana was never meant to rule. Never mind that he was the first prince or that he trained for the role; it was not in his cards, at least not within this lifetime. But when a Great Assembly is called by the dragons of Colony, Virion must put aside his company of riches of splendour and attend on behalf of his faction. It would be a simple expedition, boring but simple... if not for the storm. Forced to land on the isle of a lone dragon, Virion must contend with the company of his new, disgruntled companion until the storm passes, that is, if he does not kill the annoying beast first. He calls himself Zirkhlon. Virion has never known another so rude or infuriating, nor one so disrespectful of his station. He loathes him for it, but when fires begin to stir, and neither knows how to quell the flames, well... stranger things have happened in Ythene's realm. But the storm will not last forever, and what will the pair do when the skies clear and new truths are revealed with it?

A dystopian thriller that evolves into a violent sci-fi nightmare with hints of monster (very) dark romance. --------- Alice has a good life: a great job, a cozy, paid-off apartment, and a loving husband. She also has an oppressive government, a war-torn city, and general social decay around her, and what seems to be an alien invasion, though nobody is willing to admit it. You know, the kind of things that can really throw a wrench into a morning commute. She should have left a long time ago, but right or wrong, it's her country. What's the worst that could happen if she sticks to it? No, seriously, what's literally the worst?

Book One in the Stag Belt Series Survival demands submission. Instinct demands more. Revina thought landing her first field mission days after graduation was a dream come true-until she learned the catch. She's been sent to the untamed planet of Veythra, a place of dangerous nomadic clans and uncharted lands. The reason she was chosen? Rhyos. Her best friend. Her protector. A half-human, half-Veythrian hybrid who has never set foot on his father's homeland. But the moment they land, everything changes. It's the sacred breeding season. The clans are restless. The males are on edge. And Rhyos-the one person she's always trusted-is changing. His instincts are awakening, his control slipping. Worse, the price of protection among the clans is her participation in their sacred rite. His claim is the only thing standing between her and the others. Because the warriors see her as a prize. A foreign beauty. A fertile offering. And if Rhyos doesn't stake his claim? They will.

What is a shifter to do when their missing other half turns up in the form of a beautifully shy elemental being, ever so swayed by the passions of his heart rather than the rules of the Gods and nature like the rest of us. Ashoka, King of the sprawling island that makes up the Bengal Kingdom finds himself faced with such a question, his mate turning up in the form of the ever timid Djinn Karim and all of his mysterious charm.