Shift & Seek Series

He wants to control the map… …but his ex marks the spot.   Dolphin shifter and treasure hunter Vince Ito just got his dream mission: find King Arthur's sword. Unfortunately, he also got his mission partner, the one man he ever let past his defenses, only to get wrecked. Now he has to see the guy every day. Travel with him over his home turf of northern Scotland. Well, no way is he going to eat with him too. Or share a room with him. Or crack open the whisky that led to his first intoxicating taste of command.   +   Hawk shifter and adventure photographer Lachlan McAlistair remembers exactly how it all went down. And he'll be damned if he'll give Vince that kind of power over him again. Any realist knows there's no sword to be found. So Lach will play along and collect his check. No unnecessary time alone with Vince. No chatting, no joking, no reminiscing. And definitely no admitting he's developed a craving for Vince's brand of discipline.   +   Stripping His Armor is the 1st novel of the Shift & Seek m/m shifter series.   Set your coordinates for a disoriented control freak, a Scot who knows just how to push his buttons, some damn fine whisky, and two guys secretly hoping for a second chance.   Tropes: second chances, opposites attract, forced proximity, fake relationship   Content Notes: This story involves depictions/descriptions of a consensual D/s dynamic, production & consumption of alcohol, firearms & hunting, murder, and attempted murder.

Keeping secrets is a risky business… but not as dangerous as digging them up.   Otter shifter and geology nerd Shane Richmond can't believe his luck: the boss is sending him to northern Wales, a haven of mountains and rivers any guy like him would kill to explore. And to find the sword of King Arthur!   Whoever that was.   See, Shane's got some…gaps. Things everybody seems to know except him. Plus, lately? He's started having weird dreams about places he's never been, people he's never met.   Languages he's never spoken.   It's enough to make a guy feel off-kilter. Especially when he meets his mission partner, the kind of ultra-capable otter daddy you just don't show your weaknesses to.   +   Hired gun Mike DeLuca's had enough of the business. One last job, and he'll have the cash to retire to a quiet cabin in the woods, where he can shift in peace.   Just one complication: his assigned partner's making it hard to keep his eyes on his objective. The kid keeps surprising him, and Mike doesn't like surprises. Plus, Shane's cute. (Way too cute.) And to top it off, sometimes he talks in his sleep.   In French.   It's enough to spin a guy's crank. And it's dredging up a protective instinct he buried a long time ago. Because as many secrets as Mike has, he's got a bad feeling Shane's hiding a doozy.   +   EXPOSING HIS SECRET is the 2nd novel of the SHIFT & SEEK m/m shifter series.   For tropes and content notes, please refer to the author's website.

Seeking a legend is one thing. Claiming him will be a whole different animal.   Wolf shifter and blacksmith Sten Sørensen has been hunting for proof of King Arthur's existence for a long time. Now that the clues finally seem to be coming together, nothing will throw him off the scent.   All he needs is someone who can confirm the sword's provenance when he finds it. "I know just the guy," said his American cousin. "Best metal man in the northern hemisphere."   Also the most uptight, annoying know-it-all Sten's ever had the misfortune to want in his bed.   +   Wolf shifter and forensic metallurgist Guillaume St. George is the best. If some giant Norwegian blowhard wants his expertise, he will have to accept it.   And agree upon a payment as big as his roguish grin. Guillaume is going to need the promise of that reward to remind him to keep this trip strictly professional.   Because if there's anything that makes him want to roll over and bare his belly, it's a modern-day Viking on a quest.   +   CLAIMING HIS PRIZE is the 3rd novel of the SHIFT & SEEK m/m shifter series.   Please refer to the author's website for tropes and content notes.