In a future ruled by superstition and fear, wanting the wrong man can be deadly. A Mother Earth story. The rules governing a Pack-Brother s existence are simple. Love your Brothers. Protect each other and your Tribe with your life. Seek sex only within the bonds of Brotherhood, or your life is forfeit. The laws are harsh, but fair. Or so Bear has always thought. Then he and his Brother Lynx capture a stranger in the Carwin Tribe s outlying lands Dragon, a Brother from a distant Pack, banished from his Tribe for the crime of challenging things he shouldn t. Dragon intrigues Bear from the start, and not just because of his exotic beauty. Interest in the decadent old world is discouraged in this post-Change society. Dragon is the first person Bear s ever known, other than himself, who s curious about the vanished past. That kinship sparks a forbidden attraction between them. An attraction which is, if they give in to it, punishable by death. In the space of a day, everything Bear was raised to believe is called into question, and he must make a life-changing decision follow the law, or follow his heart. This story was previously available, but has been expanded and re-edited for Samhain Publishing."

The weakness he fears could be his lover’s only hope. Mother Earth, Book 2 Bear has never regretted leaving his old life behind for his exotically beautiful lover, Dragon. Following his heart, though, has left them in need of a home. There’s only one place he can think of where they can be together and be happy. Shenandoah. A place of myth—until he encounters signs that it’s a real place that lies somewhere to the north. Dragon doesn’t share his lover’s faith that it even exists, much less that it will live up to Bear’s high expectations. Yet they are Brothers now, bound by love and so much more. No hardship will keep Dragon from Bear’s side. Even if it means nothing but disappointment waits at the end of their journey. Danger lurks in the wilderness, the ruined cities of the lost Old World, and especially within themselves. As Bear’s quest for a new home becomes a spirit journey of mystical power, Dragon doubts his own strength—an unbearable shame he tries to hide deep within. But when a chance encounter turns into a fight for survival, Bear’s life depends on Dragon’s ability to put his doubts aside…and dare to hope. Warning: This book contains knife fights, cannibals, mysterious ruins, and dirty sex between warrior men.

Starring Bear and Dragon from Dragon’s Kiss and Shenandoah , books 1 and 2 of the Mother Earth series. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\_ Status: Complete Word Count: 2,717

No one survives unchanged. "Mother Earth, Book 3" When the Carwin Tribe Pack lost Rabbit, a little bit of Lynx died along with his Brother. Their feelings went far beyond the Pack bond. The ensuing years have never erased his sorrow, only dulled the edges. Kidnapped during a desperate mission to save Carwin, Lynx awakens to a completely foreign civilization where slaves and masters exist in a unique symbiotic relationship. And to a face he never expected to see again Rabbit. Yet Lynx s shock and joy are tempered by the changes in his lover. The Pack s strength lies in love, sex and a brotherhood forged from a lifetime of living and fighting side by side. Rabbit s seeming acceptance of his lot as a slave makes Lynx wonder if he s lost his soul mate forever and if he can trust Rabbit with knowledge of his plan to escape. As Lynx learns to navigate the complex hierarchies of Queen City, he begins to realize all is not as it seems. He finds he can t simply take Rabbit and run, leaving an entire city to a grisly fate. Even if it costs him the one bond closest to his heart the love he and Rabbit still share. Warning: This book contains Lynx-napping, futuristic farming, eavesdropping (minus the eaves), daring escapes, bloody battles, and Pack sex. "