When Rory moves up the mountain to live with the wolfpack he's been supplying with food and necessities for years, he's feeling a little... bereft. His dragon friends have disappeared, and his brothers don't need him at their trading post. He tries to find a purpose, helping anyone who needs it inside the pack. And then an injured wolf he's never seen before limps into his life, shot by either a poacher or a rival pack, and Rory knows he's something special. Fen is wounded in his heart as well as his body, on the run from wolves who broke up his small pack, and shot by an unseen enemy. When he limps into Rory's life, he's just trying to survive, but he knows he's been given something special in Rory. He has a mate. Too bad he's just a carpenter and not a growly warrior who can protect Rory from all the stuff that's about to come down on the Uinta mountain pack. Can Fen and Rory make it work when the pack is at risk?

Liam Calhoun has been looking up the mountain he lived at the bottom of for years, but in the last six months or so, the feeling has become urgent. Not only is his brother, Rory, up there with a pack of werewolves, but the old homestead at the edge of the treeline is calling to him. Something up there needs him, what he finds there when the snows clear changes Liam’s life forever. Theo is a werewolf on the run, his small pack destroyed, the survivors flung to the four winds. He has his friends’ baby, and nowhere to go until he finds a homestead at the top of the mountain and settles in to fight what’s left of the winter. When Liam comes up the mountain during the early spring thaw, Theo knows he’s finally found home. Can the two of them deal with Theo’s lost pack, Liam’s emerging werewolf identity, and the brutal high mountain weather to form a pack of three, or more? Liam is an mpreg wolf shifter romance with a lot of comfort, snuggling, and some adventurous wolves.