Miles Brooks can barely keep it together. With a mountain of bills and a business going under, he has no time for anything else. Then his older brother and uncle piss off the local alpha, and now they all have a target on their backs. Calling his brother’s best friend is his only option. He hasn’t seen Cooper in years, yet he still has a crush on him. All Miles has to do is keep his paws to himself. Cooper never really saw him, but something’s changed. Cooper can’t seem to take his eyes off him. Cooper Hayes left Pecan Pines ten years ago after a humiliating defeat. He’s in a better place and in a stable pack now. When Cooper receives a frantic call from his best friend’s little brother, he has no choice but to return home. Staying long isn’t an option, but then he meets Miles again. Gone is the annoying brat who constantly tagged along with Cooper and his best friend. In fact, the little wolf is all grown up now. Even Miles’ scent has changed…because Miles smells like his mate. "Cooper" is an M/M shifter romance and the first book in the Pecan Pines series.

Casey Mills is in a bind. All he wants is to make his dog grooming business a success, but his werewolf landlord seems intent on raising the rent. When the landlord starts showing personal interest in Casey, he isn’t sure who to turn to. Pecan Pines looks peaceful on the surface, but there’s unspoken tension between the humans and the local werewolf pack. Casey soon discovers not all shifters are scary when Sawyer walks into his store, holding an adorable dachshund under his arm, and Casey is immediately taken. After his former lead alpha shattered his leg and his pride, Sawyer Brooks needed a win. When his best friend and brother gift him a tiny sausage dog for his birthday, Sawyer doesn’t know if he’s ready to take care of Benny when he can barely take care of himself. Then there’s another complication. The moment he walks into Casey’s store, Sawyer instantly knows the cute and charming human is his. But another wolf seems intent on moving into his territory, and Sawyer has to erase all his self-doubts and insecurities if he intends to claim Casey as his mate. “Sawyer” is an M/M shifter romance and the second book in the Pecan Pines series.

One fierce alpha. One reluctant mate. A love that was meant to be. Noah has always been the quiet, steady presence in his pack. But his peaceful life is upended when his pack hosts the regional summit, bringing packs from across the country to his doorstep—and with them, Jackson, the boy who saved his life years ago. Jackson is no longer the impulsive young wolf who shielded Noah from danger. Now the confident and determined future alpha of his pack, Jackson has grown into his role as a leader. But there’s one thing his wolf has never the moment it imprinted on Noah all those years ago. When pack tensions flare and old rivalries threaten to derail the summit, Jackson is ready to do whatever it takes to protect Noah, even if it means exposing his long-held secret. But Noah isn’t sure he’s ready to be anyone’s mate—especially not the enigmatic, commanding wolf who’s never left his thoughts. With alliances crumbling and danger closing in, Noah and Jackson must decide if the bond between them is strong enough to overcome fear, duty, and the shadows of the past. Noah is the fourth book in the Pecan Pines series.

All Jesse wants is to serve killer brisket from his food truck and finally live life on his own terms. But fate has a spicy Beck, the annoyingly charming wolf from a neighboring pack, rolls into town with a rival food truck - and a truckload of sass. Beck’s dream of culinary independence doesn’t include bickering with the gruff alpha at the food truck next door… or noticing how good Jesse looks in an apron. Just as their flirty rivalry starts to simmer into something deeper, a body is found in Beck’s truck. With their budding romance and businesses on the line, Jesse and Beck must walk away before anyone gets hurt, or risk it all for a love worth sinking their teeth into. Jesse is the sixth book in the Pecan Pines series.