In a bloody war, Harrison lost his mate, and it nearly destroyed his mind. He abandoned his people to their fate. Not only did he suppress the bear shifter in him, which shouldn’t be possible, he also lives as a straight human and forgot who he is. Orion—big, dark, and wounded—has suffered at the hand of the enemy while longing for the day he will find his alpha. He was low in the hierarchy of his sleuth and beaten lower. Used and abused, he has only ever looked at one man. He believes if he can find the alpha, he could force him to return. Harrison doesn’t want to remember. Orion can’t forget. In some ways, Orion blames his alpha. But he also loves him. Will Orion's touch be enough to bring his alpha back? He must try for the survival of his people. Warning: This book contains explicit male/male sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable.

Noll is determined to bring down Harrison using any means necessary. He miscalculated letting Orion escape, but he won't screw up with Harrison's human friend, Evan. Evan is ripe for Noll's seduction. Noll must first get over the fact that he himself is a virgin when it comes to men. Confident that he will get his way, Noll plays the abused victim to lure Evan to care for him. His second big mistake comes when he takes Evan home to his compound where no one wants the human there, and they are determined to defy their alpha for his own good. Warning: This is the "bad guy's" story. The book contains explicit male/male sexual content from a dark-hearted anti-hero, graphic language, and situations that some readers WILL find objectionable.

Crowe has been raised in captivity all his life. The day arrives when he is free, and he and the small group of enslaved shifters who stayed by his side venture out to find somewhere they can live in peace. Although Crowe is quiet and turns into himself to ward off the pain he has suffered, he still manages to lead the others. They wind up in Huntingdon Downs and stop a war between two factions of bear shifters bent on vengeance. Crowe has a connection to Noll and to Harrison, and both alphas want answers before they decide to kill him. One gentle shifter, Talal, finds himself attracted to Crowe. Talal feels Crowe's pain and doesn't believe he is the simple-minded man everyone assumes. He wants to protect Crowe, but Talal isn't anywhere near an alpha's status. His power is nothing compared to the others, but he will risk his life to save the man who has only known cruelty. If Crowe will allow him, Talal will teach Crowe about love and about having a male partner—two things Crowe has never heard of. Warning: This broken hero has a painful past and emotional problems. The book contains explicit male/male sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers WILL find objectionable.