Mismatched

Charlotte Perkins loves Shotgun Falls. Always has. Loves the town. Loves the people. So when shop owner Sylvia Redferne asks her to help her test a new dating app, she doesn’t think twice about spearheading the operation. What Charlotte hadn’t counted on?

Logan Fourier.

Logan’s a wolf shifter that’s damned good on computers. He doesn’t mind doing Sylvia Redferne a favor and building a dating app. Who would, considering how much Sylvia’s offering to pay him for his services. What Logan hadn’t counted on?

Charlotte’s a spitfire with a tough shell. How’s he supposed to crack that shell when she thinks he’s an alphahole instead of an alpha.

Things don’t go so well when he decides to create a dummy account and fools her into falling for his alter ego. Things really go to hell in a handbasket when the secret he’s been harboring resurfaces.

Can busybody Sylvia Redferne help this couple find their way back to each other or have Logan’s bullheadedness and Charlotte’s defenses put up more obstacles than a witch stripped of her powers can handle?

Misguided

One of Charlotte Perkins’ besties has told Charlotte not to include her in the dating app that Logan Fourier created. The same app that more or less gave Charlotte and Logan their HEA.

Why not? Why wouldn’t Charlotte want her own happily ever after with a hunky shifter? Well, for starters, Charlotte hasn’t told any of her besties that the guys on the dating app, the guys from Shotgun Falls aren’t regular guys. How’s Charlotte supposed to even bring that up?

Of course that’s not what concerns Hope Lawrence. She has no online presence. She can’t afford to. She’s a girl on the run from her mafia father’s cronies.

Once, long ago, Hope Delmonico—not Lawrence—was the apple of her daddy’s eye. She found a secret place to hide in his study. He never knew that Hope was busy pretending to be a spy. No one did. The men who snuck in and killed her father’s right hand man certainly had no idea. Her father standing aside and watching Uncle Vito bleeding out on his floor certainly didn’t know.

Hope’s belief in goodness was shattered that day. She never told anyone. Until she did. And that was the wrong man. Her former boyfriend—former because he betrayed her and told his father—more or less set the mafia after her. And her own father, well, she doesn’t know if she can trust him or not, so Hope did what any mafia princess would do. She took the money and ran. And hid.

Until now.

Mistaken

Micah’s a shifter. More like a shifter with a problem. There’s a curse on a rival pack of wolf shifters. Shouldn’t be his problem should it? Or so he thought. Well, he was quite mistaken. Sometimes, what affects one can affect all.

Esme Redferne’s a witch. A witch with a grudge. In her attempt to seek vengeance—no, justice—she’s found herself at the mercy of a ruthless wolfpack with a fierce leader who has a grudge.

Micah is unsure of his reaction around Esme. He should’ve dragged her out of her cabin and turned her in he didn’t. Why the heck not? He questions his own motives. Questions his emotions. He’s giving her a chance. He’s wondering why she’d cast a curse that’ll only end up with all the witches probably getting hurt from the fallout. He tries to tell himself it’s not his problem.

Except, now it seems it is.

Misjudged

Someone’s killing shifters. Who? Why? Wolf shifter Nico’s hellbent on finding out who is slaughtering and dismembering shifters. If only he could escape the guilt he feels. He’s unforgivable. How can he expect to be forgiven when he can’t even forgive himself.

Megan works at a wolf sanctuary. Wolves. Plain ol’ everyday wolves. What happens when she hits a wolf with her vehicle? What about when she discovers the injured wolf is actually a wolf shifter?

Shift happens. That’s what.

Mischief

Drake’s returned to his home in Pine Cove. He’s back but his heart is heavy. There are too many memories here, and some of them are heartbreaking. He bucks up and decides he’s got to do what’s right, even if it’s hard as hell.

Audra doesn’t need saving. At least, she doesn’t think she does. But she is running. She’s on the run and hiding and luckily, Sylvia Redferne has a solution. A job tending bar in Pine Cove. There’s something about this town, though. Pine Cove’s citizens are… she can’t put her finger on it, but she won’t stop being inquisitive about the matter.

Things go a little off course for both Audra and Drake when they meet and sparks fly. Good sparks. Until a figure from her past shows up. How will Drake and his wolf handle this?

Misbehave

Xavier, part of Drake's old team has a condition. One set of inoculations for overseas missions has left his wolf ferocious and has made Xavier prone to random rages that result in unpredictable and unplanned shifting. He doesn't trust himself around anyone and isn't too happy that Drake has asked him to serve as a bodyguard to a fiery daughter of a millionaire.

Olivia has no clue that her best friends have all become the mates of shifters. Nope, she lives in a blissful ignorance. Well, until her father's murder. And then there are attempts made on her own life. When her friend's fiancé offers her a bodyguard, she reluctantly agrees.

Who knew bodyguards could be so sexy. And fanged. With fur. Oh, boy. Someone’s bitten off more than they could chew.