Harrington Hills Series

Pretending to date the guy he has a crush on? Kevin's sure he's heading for a disaster. A broken heart, at least. Kevin has been a lone wolf almost his entire life and he's comfortable with that. Now that he no longer works for the guy he hated, Kevin has only one problem—his crush on his neighbor and best friend. Taylor is the Alpha's Son, the heir to the Harrington Pack. He left his hometown and moved to San Francisco as a rite of passage, but it was always temporary, since his place is in Harrington Hills with his pack. Now Taylor is heading back home for a wedding and since his mother is threatening to set him up if he comes alone, he needs a date. Asking Kevin to be his pretend boyfriend sounds like a perfect solution. What happens when they arrive in Harrington Hills and learn to see each other in a different light? With their relationship changing, can they drop the act and realize that what they have is real?

Dating a younger guy wasn't anywhere in Zack's plans, but can he ignore the instincts of his wolf? Zack Harrington noticed David Dewitt the day the guy showed up in Harrington Hills, but their first meeting was far from perfect. A few months later, Zack still can't forget about him, and now that the two of them belong to the same pack, their paths cross even more. The problem is, David is barely twenty-two, and Zack still remembers how stupid he was at that age. David knows he's young, but he's tired of hearing about it all the time. He's not a kid, and he hates being treated like one, even—or especially—by the hot deputy sheriff. But as they get to know each other better and the sparks between them turn hotter, David's willing to forgive and forget. Can they move past the age difference and their own personal hang-ups? Or will they ultimately fall into a trap of miscommunication and hiding?

He thought his mate would never come back. He was wrong. Jack Harrington told everyone who asked that he'd gotten over Connor a long time ago. And while he still hasn't managed to convince himself, he moves on with his life. He doesn't have a choice. Connor is gone for good. Or is he? Connor Warsen didn't plan to ever come back to Harrington Hills, but, with an infant in tow, that is exactly what he does. His daughter needs a pack and he is going to give it to her. When Jack and Connor's lives literally collide again, will they be able to go back to what had been and find their connection once more? Or is the divide between them too deep to ever get over?

Two men who don't quite fit in have a chance to find an anchor in an unusual place—each other. Patrick Donnelly was cast out from his pack after admitting to his father—his Alpha—that he is gay. Now he's trying to start over in Harrington Hills, but he is struggling, not only with the new power balance but also with his own demons. Ollie Tomilson had gotten used to being the odd one out—a kid in the system, a lone human in the werewolf pack and a man who is always just temporarily visiting in a town where people put down deep roots. While Patrick and Ollie seem different in many ways, what unites them is that neither fits into the Harrington Hills mold. But maybe—just maybe—they can find what they are searching for in each other. Reader advisory: This book is best read as part of a series but can be enjoyed as a standalone.

FROM EXCITING AUTHOR OF LGBT+ ROMANCE MEGAN LINDEN Book six in the Harrington Hills series With a beginning as rocky as their pasts, it'd be easier if they stayed away from each other. They didn't. Leo Tomilson has come back to Harrington Hills after a fire that changed his life forever, and all he wants is to be left alone. No longer being a firefighter is something he might learn to live with, but there are days when he doesn't even feel like a proper werewolf anymore. That cuts deeper than anything else. Charlie Dewitt is as reliable as they come in Harrington Hills. Ever since he put down roots in this town, he's never wanted to leave. His brother is here, his pack is here and so is his life. He has everything he needs. Not everything he wants, perhaps, but that's fine. Their first meeting is a mess because they clash over a series of misunderstandings. But Charlie is a patient man, Leo sees in him what most people miss and neither of them are good at taking the easy way out, so maybe there's a chance for...something, after all.