Is an Alpha wolf without a pack still an Alpha? Deep in the swamps of Louisiana, Francisco Meyer leads the Whiskey Chitto Wolfpack. His wife, Regina, is pregnant, and the pack prepares a great celebration for the coming Alpha and heir to the pack. Tragedy strikes and Regina miscarries the child. After many years of trying, she is unable to conceive again. She pleads with her husband to take a second wife to produce an heir. The pack's survival depends upon it. When rival packs begin to test Frank's authority of the pack, he gives in to his wife's request. Instead of taking another wife, he makes a deal with a fairy woman who assures him a male heir and protection for his pack. He makes the deal on behalf of the pack. She bares him a son, Dominick. The pack is unhappy about the deal that Frank made with the fairy woman, however, with pressure from the other packs, they reluctantly accept Dominick as the next Alpha. This is the story of Dominick Meyer who ended up as a knight of the Queen of the Winter in Shady Grove, Alabama. His journey begins as a Wayward Son. Wayward Son is the prequel to the Dog River Wolfpack Series, which is a spin-off of the Fairy Tales of a Trailer Park Queen Series.

Fairies involved in wolf politics is never good. It's deadly. Dominick Meyer left his pack behind years ago, but the Alpha inside of him didn't die. Now, when a friend calls upon him to help her pack, he realizes the troubles he left behind has spread like a soul-killing virus. Another pack is threatening the anonymity of the Dog River Wolfpack, and their leader, Lyra, sees no other way to appease her pack than to produce an heir to stabilize the future of the pack. She thought picking Dominick to complete the task would be the easy part. Nick and Lyra have to band together despite the stubborn Alpha blood that flows through their veins. It's not just the future of the Dog River Wolfpack that hangs in the balance. It's the entire lupine world. Bad Moon Rising is the first book in the Dog River Wolfpack series by Kimbra Swain, a spin-off from the Fairy Tales of a Trailer Park Queen universe. Swain continues her saga with another Southern Urban Fantasy based in the lowland swamps of Alabama. If you love action-packed, snarky, Urban Fantasy with suspense and thrilling twists, pick up a copy of Bad Moon Rising today! The Dog River Wolfpack series works in conjunction with the Stories of Frost and Fire but can be read as a stand-alone series.

The fairies are coming. The fairies are coming. While still searching for his friend, Dominick Meyer is faced with an onslaught of packs losing their sovereignty to his mother, Araxia. He rallies the packs to stand against her. But even with these victories, she will not be subdued. Her wrath comes with swift and deadly vengeance. Now it’s a race against the clock to warn the southern packs that she and her army of Faeborn wolves are coming to burn them to the ground. They stop recruiting more to their cause, and opt for destruction. Plagued with the guilt that this is his fault, Dominick, along with members of the Dog River Pack, reach out to those who stand in her way. But will it be enough? Does he have the strength to protect them all? How long can he control the rougarou that she created? Midnight Rider is book two, in the Dog River Wolfpack series. This series works in tandem with the Stories of Frost and Fire and are meant to be read that way. However, the series stands alone. Dog River Wolfpack is a part of Kimbra Swain’s #Trailerverse.

What would he sacrifice to save his pack? Dominick Meyer has finally accepted his role as Alpha of the Dog River Pack. He’s found the perfect woman to fight by his side. But, after a revelation by Wynonna Riggs in Steelshore, Nick must defend his pack against his sister. Being the Alpha means sacrificing for his pack. He never imagined the things he could lose to maintain the level of protection his pack deserves. With his mother attacking many fronts, Nick must content with a group of mysterious stones that have appeared in the swamp along with a curious visitor. The fight has been difficult thus far, but nothing could prepare Nick for what he will face as a resistance is born on the bayou. Born on the Bayou is the fourth book in the Dog River Wolfpack urban fantasy series by Kimbra Swain. The Dog River Wolfpack series works in conjunction with the Stories of Frost and Fire series. See Kimbra's website for a detailed reading order.

When you finish a story, sometimes you have to go back to the beginning to understand it. I was born Dominick Conell Meyers. I was raised by a man who didn’t love me, and a woman who was forced to claim me as her own. I left home and wandered. My heart pulled me to a city where I met a man who changed my life. My brother, Sullivan Talbot. I’d never had the love of family before he strode into my life. I had been told that home was where the heart was. Meeting Sully made my heart beat again, but it wasn’t home. I took steps forward to find the place where I belonged. That was when I’d found Shady Grove, Grace, and Levi. Sully had awakened me, but Levi made me feel alive. The connection between us was undeniable. I never thought I’d have a best friend who was like a brother to me. Grace and her charm made me consider looking for love. Levi and Grace were a shining example to me of what good there could be if you found the right partner. It was the first time I thought, maybe, just maybe I could find it. Following Winnie to Steelshore landed me in the arms of a woman who would betray me and my heart. But she opened a world to me that gave me glimpses of what could be. A strong pack. A leadership role that I never thought was possible. When my real mother and father betrayed me, it didn’t hurt. I’d built my family of the people who had empowered me. When Delaney fell into my arms, I counted myself the luckiest wolf on the planet. I’d been given a gift. Family. Home. Purpose. Love. I had things that I never thought I’d ever had. Then, I realized that all of those things could be taken away from me in an instant. But I had changed. I wasn’t the lone wolf anymore. I couldn’t withdraw and wander. I was a fighter now. I had a reason to fight. And if it killed me, I was going to keep what was mine. They say wolves in the wild don’t have an alpha hierarchy. Only wolves in captivity do. My cage was one I’d built for myself. My family. My home. My purpose. My love. I would tear the world apart to keep what was MINE. Simple Man is the final book in the Dog River Wolfpack Series, and the finale of season two of Kimbra Swain's Trailerve