Rowan’s a patient man. As a Lone Wolf, he lives outside of the Pack, but he’s been watching Craigh for almost a year, waiting for the right moment to stake his claim. He’s not in any rush. If Craigh wants to act like a Top when really he’s a hot little Bottom Boy, that’s fine. Rowan knows the truth. Until Craigh challenges the current Alpha. There is no way his sweet Omega will survive the fight. But how can Rowan stop his future mate from dying when Craigh insists on being noble and doing the right thing?

Is it his fault the Alpha Mate can't take a joke? After pissing off the Alpha’s mate, Kia gets sent on a crap job—check on Madge, the crazy werewolf living near Pack lands. Kia has no love for the nutty wolf who makes silver bullets designed to kill other werewolves. He’d just as soon see the bastard gone. Until he meets him. The half-crazy wolf is sexy and shy and Kia wants nothing more than to fall into an adult puppy pile with the guy. Madge just wants to be left alone. If the kids from the local Pack would stop harassing him, he’d be perfect, except he’s pretty sure the silver he works with every day is slowly killing him. The one thing he doesn’t need is a gorgeous Beta wolf stalking his property under the guise of helping him. And maybe finding out the truth.

With the other Lone Wolves partnering up, Random finds himself at a loss with what to do. Thankfully, teasing the prissy, uptight Cledwyn provides him ample entertainment. Cledwyn values duty and responsibility. And control. He’s big on control. Random’s casual attitude about life—and his irritating flirtation—puts Cledwyn’s teeth on edge. Except Random's flirtation is sparking off desires Cledwyn never expected...or experienced. When old enemies return and threaten their Alpha, the two Betas must band together to protect their Pack…and maybe find a bit of pleasure along the way.

Josiah knew training to become the new Alpha would be difficult. He didn’t know it would leave him a desperate virgin. The rest of the Pack won’t come near him and humans just don’t do it for him. He needs a strong wolf…who doesn’t recognize him. Kal’s days—and nights—are rigidly controlled as he works for the High Council. But sometimes, sometimes, it just gets to be too much and he needs a release. When he meets a young wolf in a human bar, he knows the perfect way to burn off that excess energy. One night. That’s all they’ve got. Finding out his new lover will be taking charge of the neighboring werewolf pack adds a layer of complication Kal doesn’t need. But when outsiders attack, the two men must put aside their brief—steamy—history and stop the destruction or Josiah won’t have a pack to lead.