Sometimes the wrong match is oh so right. Ryan has given up on finding his true mate. As a latent wolf—a shifter who has never shifted and an omega who's never had a heat—Ryan knows he's broken goods. But he hasn't given up on finding love, so he applies to Mr. Lucas' matchmaking service. But when the match turns out to be all wrong for Ryan, he thinks he might have to give up on that hope as well. James is a lion shifter without a pride. But while he is content being alone, he senses his mate exists and is searching for him. Although nothing goes quite to plan, Ryan and James may actually be on the path to finding everything they’re longing for. Assuming neither of them gives up. Make Mine a Lion is the first book in a new M/M mpreg shifter shared world sweet with knotty heat series. It features Mr. Lucas, a matchmaker who fumbles his way to a client’s perfect match and who is more than he appears. Each story stands alone and has an HEA. \\\ Make Mine a Lion was originally released as a short story. This is the expanded full-length version which includes James’s POV. \\\

Gerard is tired of city life and city shifters. The concrete and metal feels like a cage to him, and he can't imagine fate pairing him with a mate who thrives that. So he's packing up to move back home to the country. But his sister Rachel doesn't feel like he's given the city enough of a chance, and knows there's pretty much zero chance of him finding his mate back home, where they're related to every other person in town. So Rachel offers him a deal: she signed him up for a matchmaking service, and if he gives it a try and it doesn't work out, she'll shield him from the family's harassment. It's too good of a deal to give up, so Gerard is determined to push through whatever he needs to, including a charlatan of a matchmaker if need be. But Ms. Maggie never disappoints, though things rarely go as expected. Finding My Fox is a 14,000 word novella that can be read as a standalone, with mishaps, love, and a baby.