Kor: As an Alpha of the First War, the only thing I had ever known was battle. Captured, bound, and unable to see, I wasn’t the sort of Alpha to give up without a fight. Escape turned out to be the easy part, but coping with everything else threatened to drop me to my knees. Learning that my injuries were permanent made me question my abilities as an Alpha, but when my Wolf wanted to bond with the human who had been brought in along with me, I started to question my sanity. Never mind that I had no time for a mate, there was no way the resistance would follow a blind Alpha with a human as his bonded. Still, they had little choice. More of our people were going missing every day, and it was starting to look like the corruption was going all the way to the top. Misha: I never believed the madness of my father would one day turn on me. Held prisoner in a genetic lab, rescue came at the hands of a Wolf, and the promise that they could figure out what sort of experiments my father was working on me. The pain was overwhelming, and it wasn’t until I saw glowing orange eyes in the mirror that I realized what was happening. I was turned. I was an abomination, and unlikely to survive. And I might have welcomed death if it hadn’t been for the blind Alpha whose soul wrapped around mine. When his lips called me his, I knew I had to fight. There was a war looming, and mistrust everywhere we turned, but I knew if anyone could protect his people and end the suffering of both humans and Wolves, it was the one who called me mate. Cold Hard Ground is the first book in a Dystopian MM Werewolf trilogy featuring A/B/O hierarchy with no mpreg, mild violence, and a happily ever after.

Orion: When Alpha Zane goes missing, it’s up to me to find him. As a Beta Wolf and Kor’s second-in-command, leaving the compound is dangerous, but Zane is the one Alpha who has always been under my skin. And in spite of knowing we can never bond, I couldn’t live with myself if I couldn’t bring him home alive. Luckily, Zane’s brother has a plan. He’s concocted a formula which will allow me to pass as an Omega and steal the information from the city on who has been taking our Wolves and where. What neither of us knows is whether or not I’ll be strong enough to rescue him as an Omega, and whether or not I’ll be able to come back. Zane: For months, my world has been nothing but blood and violence. I have long-since lost track of anything except the beast inside me, and obeying the commands of my human Masters. But when a new Wolf turns up and takes me from that place, I realize there’s more to who I am than just a monster. His scent is familiar—and yet entirely new. This Omega is different, and he just might be the only thing that can bring back the Wolf I once was. Beast of Burden is the second book in a Dystopian MM Werewolf trilogy featuring A/B/O hierarchy with no mpreg, mild violence, and a happily ever after.

Danyal: My family was my one vulnerable spot, and the monsters in the lab knew exactly how to use that against me. I might have been protected if I was bonded, but I’ve only spent one heat with an Alpha, and the morning after, he was gone. I can live without a mate, but I can’t live without my family, and I won’t lose hope that someone is coming for me. Of course, coming up with a plan of escape is the easy part. The difficult part is deciding whether or not the human in the cell with me is telling the truth about her pregnancy—because Wolves can’t breed with humans…can they? But she’s not like any other human I’ve met, and if she’s telling the truth, the baby inside her belongs to our cause. My choices are simple, but they’re not easy: stay and protect her and hope a rescue is on the way, or fight my way out and try to explain to Kor Titus why I let his child die. Mikael: My job was simple: provide the voice of reason on the Alpha Council so no one gained more power than anyone else. And it remained that way until the humans managed to fracture our numbers. And worst of all, the only Omega I have ever met to make my heart pound has gone missing. Danyal is more than just a geneticist dedicated to our cause. He’s also the one Omega I shared a heat with decades ago. Danyal doesn’t seem to remember our night, and it’s not something I’m eager to bring up again, but I will never forget the way I wanted him. And now that his life is in danger, it’s all I can do to keep the course and not tear the planet apart. I’m not sure what I expect to find when I finally catch his scent, but I know I’m not leaving until he’s safe in my arms. Before the Storm is the third book in a Dystopian MM Werewolf trilogy featuring A/B/O hierarchy with no mpreg, mild violence, and a happily ever after.