It had been six months since Kylo Reading’s old alpha had tried to burn him alive in his own house. There were times the anguish from his severe burns had left him wanting to die, but Kylo refused to let the bastard win. Yosi Pendev developed a computer empire that the world envied and wanted for themselves, at any cost. When it seemed as if everyone was after him, he secluded himself on an island in the Pacific. It kept him safe, but it also made him very, very lonely. A chance meeting brought the two mates together. But will Kylo’s newfound determination to live life on his terms clash with Yosi’s need to be safe? Their animal halves may push them to work on their differences, but it will require Coloring Outside the Lines for these two to find their happily every after. Warning: This story contains the after effects of nearly being burned alive.

Since the day his pod had left him for dead, Teddy Finley had stop caring about anyone but the four men who he called his friends. If that meant hurting someone’s feelings, too bad. That’s why, when Yosi allowed hunted land shifters to come to their island sanctuary, he didn’t stop to consider his words. Then again, he never considered that his mate would be one of those shifters and would overhear Teddy declaring they should all be forced to leave. Jayden Falk was haunted. It was his fault his parents had been captured by the humans who had hunted them back home. He’d screwed up, which was something his herd leader claimed he did a lot. He didn’t expect to find his mate, no less overhear his mate declaring he’d messed up again and would end up getting everyone on the island killed because of it. Teddy learned his lesson about speaking before thinking. Would swallowing his pride earn Jayden’s forgiveness? Or was their mating doomed before it had even started?

Saving his mate from his own shoal was not how Karim expected to meet his forever love. To have his mating challenged once they're safe was also unexpected. Karim figures he deserves the fates messing with him since he'd not stepped up as he should have. Waking up in a strange place, not even remembering he's a shifter, Braydon doesn't know which way is up. As his memories resurface, the guilt and shame he feels makes it hard to accept what his mate is offering. With shadow government ops and missing shifters still not found, will Karim and Braydon ever get their happy ever after?

Hari Begum had barely begun to live when his own parents had sold him to work in the human mines. Betrayed by the people who he was supposed to have trusted, when he was finally freed forty years later, the only thing Hari wanted was to be left alone so no one could ever hurt him again. Rus Kartal was known for always having a plan, as well as several back up plans, to get him in and out of a place safely. It was why he'd been hired by tech guru Yosi to protect him and Salvation Island. When he met his mate, who didn't even know what mates were, plans became a thing of the past when he had to adapt each encounter to what Hari needed instead of what he'd imagined would happen when finally meeting the one meant for him. Will Hari be able to trust his own mate when he didn't even understand what that meant? When the humans attack the island, Rus sets out to prove he not only will protect Hari at all costs, but his mate can trust him. But will Rus be able to show Hari he is Worth Saving? PLEASE Mentions of past physical, mental, and sexual abuse.

Channing Mercer had wanted to get out of his small town and see the world. His parents had warned him about people taking advantage of him, but he didn’t listen. Four years later—thanks in part to his being a seahorse shifter—he was pregnant and alone. Even his parents slammed the door in his face for getting into this situation. But to add icing to his already fucked up life, human soldiers rolled into town, kidnapping the shifters who lived there. Could things get any worse? For thirteen months Baz Landry had been searching for his injured, possibly dead, mate after scenting him on another man. His frustration was at an all-time high as he swam the oceans for any sign of the little seahorse shifter. Talk about looking for a needle in a haystack. Yet nothing would stop him from combing every inch of the world to find him. If only finding each other was all it took to find their happily ever after. Considering all they’d been through, it shouldn’t have come as a surprise that it would not be easy. Then again, with the danger that surrounded them as the human hunters continued to come after them, nothing seemed to go smoothly. Now that they’d found each other, even claimed each other, was it possible to walk away from each other? Did either of them even want to? But fear can make anyone irrational. Then again, so can love.