The streets never sleep. Neither does Caleb Dray — ex-con, underground broker, and reluctant Alpha of New York’s hidden werewolf syndicate. For years, Caleb has kept the city’s supernatural underworld in check — running protection rings, enforcing peace among packs, and bribing enough human cops to keep their secret buried beneath the asphalt. But when a new drug called “Lunacite” begins flooding the streets — a serum that gives ordinary humans the temporary power of the wolf — Caleb’s fragile empire starts to crumble. The city burns with blood feuds, rival packs rise from the shadows, and the line between human and beast blurs. Behind it all lies Dr. Helena Cross, a biotech genius obsessed with harnessing werewolf DNA. Her creation threatens to end the ancient balance that’s kept wolves hidden for centuries. As Caleb fights to keep his pack and sanity intact, he must face his greatest fear — that he’s losing control of his humanity. The story spirals through betrayal, loyalty, lust, and redemption. Caleb’s curse becomes both his weapon and his wound. The deeper he sinks into the city’s darkness, the more he learns that being Alpha isn’t about power — it’s about how much you’re willing to lose to protect your own.

In the ruins of a once-vibrant city, one man wakes to the echo of a howl — his own. Luca Morrow must chase the ghost of his past through blood, fire, and neon to reclaim who he was… or bury the beast forever.

The Awkward Years: A Guide to Surviving Teenage Sexuality is a heartfelt, humorous, and deeply relatable coming-of-age story that navigates the chaotic, confusing, and often hilarious world of teenage sexuality. At its core, the story follows Alex, a witty and self-aware 16-year-old, as they grapple with their first crush, explore their identity, and confront the awkwardness of growing up. Alongside their best friends—Jenna, the confident feminist, and Ryan, the lovable goofball—Alex embarks on a journey of self-discovery, tackling everything from health class horrors and cringe-worthy first dates to navigating rumors and peer pressure. But life takes a darker turn when Alex and their friends uncover a supernatural mystery tied to Sam, Alex’s enigmatic crush. As they delve deeper, they discover that Sam is connected to a malevolent entity that threatens not only their friendship but their very lives. Blending humor, horror, and heartfelt moments, the story explores themes of identity, consent, friendship, and the courage it takes to embrace who you are. With its sharp wit, authentic characters, and a perfect balance of awkwardness and adventure, The Awkward Years is a celebration of the messy, beautiful, and sometimes terrifying journey of adolescence. It’s a story about finding your voice, standing by your friends, and surviving the awkward years with your sanity—and sense of humor—intact. Whether you’re laughing at Alex’s misadventures or holding your breath during the supernatural twists, this story is a must-read for anyone who’s ever felt like they didn’t quite fit in.