From New York Times & USA Today Bestselling Author, Viola Rivard Documentarian Ginnifer Castillo gets the opportunity of a lifetime when she’s accepted into a secluded pack of arctic wolf shifters. While her goal is to show a different side of the misunderstood species, she finds herself increasingly drawn to the pack’s captivating alpha, Zane. From the moment he catches Ginnifer’s scent, Zane’s inner wolf is enraptured. Claiming her as his mate could have catastrophic consequences for his pack, but his abundant self-control is no match for this beguiling human. Capturing the Alpha is a full-length novel.

To avoid being left for dead in an icy wasteland, Astrid surrenders herself to the local werewolf pack and its alpha, who is as tantalizing as he is terrifying. In a time when shifters are facing extinction, Erik is alpha to the largest wolf pack in the arctic. As harsh and unforgiving as the tundra, he is accustomed to wielding control over everything. Astrid is no exception. This is the first part of an ongoing story. It is not a sweet romance. It contains sexual themes that may be upsetting to some readers.

Every time Astrid thinks she’s making progress with Erik, it becomes clear that he has little regard for her feelings. While she’s beginning to find her place in the pack, she still struggles to find leverage over the alpha who owns her. Erik continues to grapple with his wolf over Astrid. The animal seems to think she’s his mate, and there’s nothing he can do to dissuade it. This is the second part of an ongoing story and is not intended to be read as a standalone.

When she reveals new information about her sister, Astrid inadvertently makes herself far more valuable to Erik. Soon, she finds herself setting out across the tundra with the alpha, bound for Siluit territory. Away from the pack, neither of them is prepared for the way their relationship begins to change. And as Astrid finally reaches her breaking point, Erik reacts in a way that he could not have predicted. This is the third part of an ongoing story. It is not a standalone.

Bad news awaits Erik back at the den, but it isn’t enough to deter him from taking every opportunity to mate with Astrid. Meanwhile, Astrid begins testing the new limits of Erik’s patience, with unexpected results. This is part four of an ongoing story and is not a standalone.

Bad news leaves Erik torn between the mating thrall and securing his pack. Meanwhile, Astrid struggles to manage her expectations about the outcome of the thrall and her growing feelings for the abrasive alpha.

With the thrall over and ominous findings at the southern border, Erik’s focus should be on securing his pack. Instead, he finds himself more distracted by his mate than ever before. Astrid isn’t sure what she’s more in denial about: that fact that she’s falling for Erik, or the possibility that she’s pregnant.

While Astrid struggles to confess her feelings to Erik, the alpha is having a crisis of his own. How can he do what's best for his pack, when his mate has become the most important thing in his life? This is part of an ongoing story, and is not a standalone.