Deep in the wildlands, Riley has lived by his grandmother’s two rules: Don’t wander far. And alphas are dangerous creatures who are to be avoided. With rules like that, Riley was perfectly content to live out his days on his small homestead. But when a wildfire drives him from his home, leaving him lost and wandering, his only goal is to find a place to rebuild his life of solitude. But when he is rescued by the tall and handsome alpha wolf Jack, he is both wary and intrigued. Despite his long ingrained distrust of alphas, he can’t quite bring himself to fear his savior. Jack’s life was going great. He had finally been given the honor of leading his pack’s hunts, and he was ready to stand by his brothers and help lead the Summerwood pack. So he’s not thrilled when raids by a band of rogue shifters puts the pack on lockdown. After a fight with his brother, he escapes the confines of his village, only wanting to get away for a little while. When he runs into a human omega with fiery red hair from the wildlands, he can’t stop himself from getting rather attached.

Milo’s pack was merciless and unforgiving, with a strict ‘violence first, questions later’ policy. So when he takes the blame for the death of the his former mate, he runs and doesn’t look back. Now he finds himself among the Summerwood pack, who are more different from the Blackhounds than he could have imagined. Especially an unusually calm and gentle alpha, the opposite of his old mate in every way, who takes him under his wing. JJ worries more than he lets on. He worries about his place in the pack, his future as pack alpha, and most of all, the pack war his little brother accidentally brought home. So when an injured omega stumbles through their gates, he worries about him too. A former member of the rogue pack that has been terrorizing the southern wolflands, Milo is bitter and hesitant to trust the wolves of Summerwood. But when JJ is given the job of guiding their new member, he’s startled to find himself growing closer and closer to the damaged omega. But the rogues are building their numbers, and they’ll stop at nothing to bring their alpha’s death to justice.

Avery had never had a home before, unless he counted the northern wilds. Always moving from one place to the next, the idea of a permanent home was foreign and almost unwelcome. So when his brother settles them down with the Summerwood Pack, he finds the adjustment almost unbearable. At least he would if it weren’t for a certain dark and alluring alpha. Although Jarrett is reluctant to let him in, Avery’s determined to give him what they both need. After the death of their father, Jack and JJ have their mates and children to get them through the heartache. Jarrett…doesn’t. Lonely and heartbroken, the once carefree alpha struggles with each new day, yet at the same time, he’s determined to hide his emotions and deal with his loss alone. At least he would, if a certain socially awkward and endearing omega would stop following him around. But the more Avery pushes his way into Jarrett’s life, the harder it becomes for Jarrett to keep up his carefully crafted walls. But just as love blooms and hearts start to heal, a new threat arrives at the gates. A decade long search comes to an end.

Mpreg Shifter Romance Hugo has always despised his omega status. He hates his heat and he hates the attention he draws from the alphas around him. He wants nothing more than to feel in control, even if it means taking an experimental and possibly dangerous "heat blocker". But when he gets sick, his sullen alpha roommate takes a sudden and annoying interest in his welfare. An interest that starts to make Hugo begin to believe that being an omega isn't such a bad thing after all. That maybe a mate might make him happier than he's ever been After his beloved little brother found his mate, Cory is left feeling restless and drifting. He's spent his whole life taking care of someone and he doesn't know how to do anything else. So when a certain aloof omega falls ill, he just can't stay away. As Hugo's walls start to crack, Cory finds that there's more to the omega than he and the pack first thought.