A wolf seeking his fated mate. Alpha wolf shifter Hugo left his pack in hopes of creating a family of his own. Along with his brothers, they search for a new territory together where they can all live in peace. Despite Hugo’s young age, his instincts are strong. He knows there’s a better future out there for him—and his potential mate. The only problem is finding him. When Hugo’s instincts lead him to saving a wild hare from the jaws of a fellow shifter, Hugo suspects it’s his fated mate. But can predator and prey truly be fated? A hare banished for being different. With his patchwork fur and strange habits, omega hare Len has never fit in. Since he was young, the warren has never truly accepted him. But when a fox attack is unfairly blamed on Len, he’s banished from the warren forever. When Hugo offers Len a place with the wolves on their journey, Len has no choice but to agree. Being a hare among wolves is strange enough, but when Len feels a spark with Hugo, he doubts his own emotions. Because a wolf and a hare are too different to be together… Right? Fated: Wolf and the Hare is a 47,000 word book with plenty of fluffy and steamy scenes, mpreg, low angst, no cliffhangers and a HEA as usual! It is the first in the Pack of Brothers series.

A wolf hunting for his mate—literally. As the oldest alpha in the pack, wolf shifter Dax has a big responsibility. He hunts and provides food for his family, including his brand-new niece and nephew. Though Dax wants a mate and children of his own, he hasn’t met another wolf shifter to fall head over heels with and he’s starting to give up hope. But when a hunt goes wrong, Dax suddenly finds himself staring into the eyes of his fated mate—and it’s the deer he’s been chasing. An omega with a big rack… of antlers. Morgan the omega deer shifter has always been a misfit in his herd. As an older omega, his antlers are large and majestic—and bigger than any alpha’s. Tired of being outshone by him, the alphas lead Morgan into a trap to get rid of him once and for all—right into the path of a hunting wolf. But Morgan is no pushover. When he turns to fight his attacker, something odd happens. The wolf named Dax not only stops his chase, but warmly welcomes Morgan into his pack. What the buck? Prey and predator can’t live together, and they especially can’t be fated mates… Can they? Fated: Wolf and the Buck is a 46,000 word book with plenty of fluffy and steamy scenes, mpreg, low angst, no cliffhangers and a HEA as usual! It is the second in the Pack of Brothers series and best read in order.

An omega whose never had a heat. Even in a pack as diverse and quirky as his own, wolf shifter Sage has always been the odd-one out. He’s an adult omega whose never experienced a single heat. But that’s okay with him—he’s content being the funny uncle and the annoying yet lovable youngest brother. That’s enough for him… Right? When his first heat finally strikes, everything changes. His trusting nature leads him into a dangerous situation—and is saved by a stroke of fate. The scent of his fated mate. An alpha whose never had a family. Xander has always been alone. He left home young, as all mountain lion shifters do, but Xander had another reason to run. His fathers, a mountain lion and a wolf, never got along. He’s convinced their pairing was a mistake—that all pairings are. As much as he wants a baby, he’s never going to risk giving a child an unhappy home. Bad luck follows Xander everywhere. When he runs across a thorny situation, he’s forced to save a stranger, an omega wolf with a smile bigger than his brain. But when that alluring scent comes wafting off him, Xander refuses it. It’s not possible for a wolf to be his fated mate. Two predators of different species can’t be fated mates. And there’s no way an irritating little omega is going to prove him wrong. Fated: Wolf and the Lion is a 45,000 word book with plenty of fluffy and steamy scenes, mpreg, low angst, no cliffhangers and a HEA as usual! It is the third in the Pack of Brothers series and best read in order.

A lone wolf craving love. Remington’s life isn’t rainbows and sunshine. Even though fate took mercy on him in the form of a loving new pack, he still has nightmares about his hard life as a stray. Old scars make it difficult for him to trust. Can he ever truly heal? When he realizes just how jaded he’s become, Remington runs away. But old dangers lurk in the shadowy corners of the wildlife reserve, and without his pack’s protection, Remington is alone and vulnerable. As his heat strikes in the wrong place at the wrong time, fate sends him a guardian angel. The alpha smells like sea-salt and musk—and also like the home Remington’s been searching for his whole life. A shark with a heart of gold. Nero’s animal form may be a carnivorous fish, but he’s nowhere near cold-blooded. After being reunited with his brother and long-lost mother, Nero knows he wants to start a family of his own. But he’s only just awakened to his status as an alpha and a shark shifter. He has a lot to learn. Romance can wait. Or so Nero thinks, until he tastes a delectable scent more potent than blood in the water—a scent so alluring that its pull can only be described as destiny. Fated: Wolf and the Shark is a 45,000 word book with plenty of fluffy and steamy scenes, mpreg, low angst, no cliffhangers and a HEA as usual! It is the fourth book in the Pack of Brothers series and best read in order.

A fox who won't find his fated mate. Red’s not cut out for love. Despite yearning for a happy ending of his own, the fox shifter knows he’s not worth the effort. No man will want someone with such a shady history and a laundry list of past mistakes. Especially when he’s hiding a deep secret. But Red’s not a whiner. He’s content with being the beloved babysitter for his pack—until a thunderstorm drops a black bird out of the sky and changes his life forever. A raven who won't fall in love. Alpha Orpheus is a raven shifter and a free spirit who hates being tied down. He’s also a bad boy—or so he likes to think, even though the sight of babies secretly makes his heart melt. When Orpheus injures his wing, he makes a crash landing into the arms of his savior, a stunning and wily fox shifter named Red. But Orpheus never stays in one place for long and he intends to leave as soon as he’s healed. So why is it impossible to stop thinking about his foxy angel? Fated: Fox and the Raven is a 45,000 word book with plenty of fluffy and steamy scenes, mpreg, low angst, no cliffhangers and a HEA as usual! It is the fifth book in the Pack of Brothers series and best read in order.

An alpha koi shifter snatched away... Nishiki is a typical young alpha—except for the fact that he shifts into a koi fish, of all things, and that he didn't awaken to his ability until he was a grown man. He barely knows anything about shifting or being an alpha, nevermind finding a mystical so-called 'fated mate' that his twin won't stop prattling on about. When Nishiki decides to accept his inner koi by diving into the deep end, everything goes horribly wrong. He's hooked by a bird of prey right out of the water. Just when Nishiki thinks he's going to die, he realizes that bird is also a shifter—one who transforms into a gorgeous man who makes Nishiki's heart skip a beat. An omega osprey shifter who did the snatching. Weston's life is a double-edged blade. He's a fierce lone wanderer—and according to every alpha he's been with, way too confident for an omega. Without an alpha partner, he's long given up on his greatest desire to have a baby. To get his mind off his frustration, Weston hones his hunting skills. But when he captures a magnificent golden koi, the identity of the fish startles Weston. Because he's certain Nishiki is the alpha he's been fated for all this time. Fated: Koi and the Osprey is a 45,000 word book with plenty of fluffy and steamy scenes, mpreg, low angst, no cliffhangers and a HEA as usual! It is the sixth book in the Pack of Brothers series and best read in order.