When Declan’s car breaks down, Geir reluctantly agrees to let the pretty, talkative young man stay with him for a few days. He just won’t let himself get attached to that bubbly enthusiasm or the sight of Declan cooking in his kitchen. And he definitely won’t let him find out that he’s a Kraken. My Kraken is a non-MPreg shifter short story with an enthusiastic sub, a grumpy old kraken, unconventional bondage, tentacles everywhere, and a HEA.

Geir Geir lives alone in the woods for a reason. And he likes it that way. Until Declan lands on his doorstep, with a bubbly personality, shimmery lipstick, and dreams of adventure. Surely Geir can let him stay for a few days without giving in to temptation. Or letting him discover that he’s a kraken shifter. Only Declan has other ideas. Because Declan loves his tentacles. And he believes that Geir can be the Daddy that he needs. Declan Declan might be a teeny little bit impulsive. Alright, a lot impulsive. But he’s still allowed to believe in love at first sight, right? Geir is practically perfect, with his stern scowl, sexy secret, and possessive doting. When Declan settles in and makes friends with the neighboring shifter tribe, it feels like he might have found a home. Of course, it isn’t that easy. Strangers lurk in the area, harassing Declan for information about his shifter friends. Geir inexplicably disappears for hours every day. Declan’s only clues seem to lie in Native American legends, as he tries to unravel Geir’s past and their future together. When danger threatens their small community, Declan’s loyalty is put to the test. And Geir must decide who he trusts, who he cares about, and who he is. Hummingbird and Kraken is an expansion of the short story, My Kraken. It has non-mpreg shifters, a happy-go-lucky boy, a grumpy old kraken, bad guys on the loose, plenty of tentacles, and a HEA.

What if the gods got it wrong? When children in Rohahen’s tribe come of age, they receive shifter forms from the gods. Sometimes these forms come with an extra gift: strength-sharers can give mental commands while heart-singers can shape others’ emotions. Rohahen has been hiding his crush on Tier for fifteen years. For the balance of the tribe, the Chief must marry a heart-singer, not a strength-sharer like himself. Only Rohahen is starting to wonder if there might be other ways of being a heart-singer. When Tier starts to return his affection, perhaps he can find the bravery to show the world who he really is. Because the ways of the gods are mysterious. And maybe they didn’t get it wrong after all. The Hummingbird’s Gift is a companion story to Hummingbird and Kraken. It will not make sense as a stand-alone. It has an adorable bison shifter, a possessive bobcat, a heart-singer coming into his own, plenty of heat, and a HEA.