Ava Klein was never protected. She was taken—by a man who hunted her kind.Two years after the infection fractured the Davies family, Ava begins to remember the night Kaleb came for her. Her name was changed to keep the cops off his trail. Her past was buried to protect a werewolf hunter who never told her the truth. She was born Aelia Elizabeth White, and the town that once knew her—Evergreen, Pennsylvania—filed her disappearance as a missing person case. It was never solved.Until now.Ian Marshall follows Ava across Montana and into Evergreen, not for answers, but for her. Their bond is fragile, forged in silence and survival. But as Ava uncovers the remains of her birth pack hidden in plain sight—and the truth that Kaleb may have helped destroy it—she realizes her story was never lost. It was erased.Evergreen offers no comfort. No origin. No redemption. Just claw marks beneath floorboards, a mural that mirrors her face, and a town that flinches when she speaks her name. As the cold case reopens and Ava’s identity resurfaces, she and Ian must decide what to build from the void—and whether love can survive the truth that she was never meant to be found.Because some stories don’t echo. They vanish. Until someone returns to remember.

On the eve of her twenty-first birthday, Margo Devereux—witch-born and heir to one of the oldest covens in the region—uncovers a betrayal buried in ritual and legacy. Her parents, high-ranking members of the Devereux line, have secretly bound her to an arranged marriage through the Eclipse Accord: a centuries-old pact designed to unite her coven with the local werewolf pack.Her intended? Daniel Castillo, the reluctant heir to the Castillo pack, who learns of the arrangement only moments before being summoned to meet his unknown future bride.Neither Margo nor Daniel agreed to the union. Both are pawns in a legacy they never chose, forced to navigate a binding contract steeped in ancient magic, political pressure, and emotional fallout. As the ceremony looms, tensions rise between coven and pack, and the forest wards—long held in place by the Accord—begin to falter.With their autonomy at stake and old magic stirring beneath the surface, Margo and Daniel must decide whether to uphold the legacy they were born into… or burn it down and forge a new path, together or apart.

After losing both parents in a tragic accident, seventeen-year-old Margot Delaney is forced to leave behind everything she knows and move to Hollowridge, a small mountain town drenched in fog, folklore, and quiet unease. Her aunt’s house sits at the edge of the forest—and next door to Silas Vale, the mysterious, brooding boy who’s always seen at night but never at school.One restless summer night, Margot breaks the rules and steps into the woods. A bite changes everything.As her body begins to shift and her instincts grow sharper, Margot discovers Hollowridge isn’t just strange—it’s inhabited by a secretive werewolf pack that guards its territory and doesn’t take kindly to outsiders. Now entangled in a world of moonlit rituals, bloodlines, and forbidden attraction, Margot must decide whether to fight what she’s becoming or embrace it—and the boy whose secrets may be deeper than her own.In a town where loyalty is earned and destiny is written in scars, Margot’s heart may be the most dangerous thing of all.

Two rival Alphas. One binding decree. An ancient magic neither of them understands.Jasper of the Silverfangs leads with quiet fury—he’s a tactician who trusts few and risks even less. Juniper of the Thornclaws is wild-hearted and deeply attuned to the ancestral forces of the land. Their packs have clashed for generations, but when a cryptic decree from the High Council forces them into a political marriage, the fate of their territory hangs on their unwilling union.What begins as resentment and defiance slowly twists into reluctant respect, and something deeper neither dared name. As old enemies stir and forgotten magic resurfaces, Jasper and Juniper must decide whether their bond is a trap—or the salvation of their people.But trust isn't easy when secrets bind them tighter than any decree, and love might be the most dangerous thing of all.

Lucien Vale, Alpha of an exiled royal werewolf bloodline and a CEO of a tech empire that was built in secrecy that is being faced with an ultimatum: choose a mate before the Blood Moon or forfeit his leadership. His father insists on a political union with a noble descendant from an ancient life but Lucien refuses to surrender to fate. Enter Mira Hart, a resilient botanist who comes from a mysterious lineage and in the past she is still healing from. Their worlds-literally-when Lucien knocks her over during a heated phone call with his father. Neither realizes that their souls are tethered by ancient magic, and that Mira's research could be the answer for Lucien's cursed bloodline. Drawn together by instinct, challenge and forbidden desire, Lucien and Mira must decide to defy prophecy or be consumed by it. What begins as an accident blossoms into a slow-burn romance woven with destiny, danger, and the choice to fight for love based on their own terms.

One year into her new life as a university student and engaged to the supportive Eli in sunny Scottsdale, Arizona, Taylor believes she has finally found the stability and happiness she deserves. The challenges of raising her children while pursuing her education are made easier by Eli's unwavering love and partnership. Their future together seems secure, marked by the promise of marriage and a new chapter for their blended family.However, their newfound peace is shattered by the sudden reappearance of Carson, Taylor's charming but persistent ex-husband and the father of her children. Fueled by a mix of disbelief and a desperate desire to win Taylor back – especially now that she's engaged – Carson descends upon Scottsdale like a wrecking ball. His attempts to re-insert himself into Taylor's life and the lives of their children create immediate tension and awkwardness, forcing Taylor to navigate the complexities of her past while fiercely protecting her future with Eli.As Carson's efforts to win her back escalate, Taylor finds herself torn between the familiar pull of her history and the deep connection she shares with Eli. The presence of their children further complicates matters, as Carson tries to rekindle their bond and potentially use them to sway Taylor's decision. Eli's unwavering support is her anchor, but Taylor must ultimately confront Carson and make a definitive choice about where her heart truly lies, solidifying the new family she is building under the Arizona sun and finally putting the past to rest. But the past finds them anyway and the twins realize the truth.

Taylor and Carson have the family they always wanted. As werewolves living in Billings, Montana, they have built a strong pack bond with their children and extended family. But when a new threat emerges in their peaceful town, the family must come together to protect their home and each other. As tensions rise and loyalties are tested, the werewolves of Billings must rely on their family bonds to survive. With a mix of suspense, romance, and supernatural elements, "Family Bonds: The Werewolves of Billings Montana" is a thrilling paranormal tale that will keep readers on the edge of their seats. Or they thought things between them were happy.

Taylor Marshall thought switching up her life would give more of an escape from living on a compound with pack werewolves. She thought of going to a human high school. She meets her new best friend, Ava Klein, who just so happens to be new to the werewolf lifestyle. Her older brother, Ian, does take too kindly to his sister being among them all too well. He would Rather her stay at the compound for her last year of high school. Then, the looming decision about an arranged marriage and possibly her future was taken away from her. Also, there is the utmost drama with fated mates for both her and Carson. They had their parents' past mistakes start to surface, and they learned more of the truth of their arranged marriage. The rejected mate of Carson does not want to let go either and tries to throw a wedge between them.