Wolf of My Heart Series

Andee Rivera has no idea what she's getting into when she saves Jonah Killebrew from drowning in a chilly mountain lake. He's badly injured--wild animal bites from the look of his wounds--and as a fledgling healer, she wants to help. But his bites are more than they seem, and all the herbs, potions and salves in the world may not be enough to save him.

Cassidy Norris has no choice but to believe in love at first sight when she meets Brody Anderson. But there's more to Brody than meets the eye, and he tries to keep his distance from Cassidy. He's in danger and doesn't want her to be, too. When Cass is kidnapped in spite of all his efforts to keep her safe, Brody does the only thing he can do--resort to the supernatural to save her.

Tehya Crane can't begin to guess why Rhyan Knox braved a snowstorm to seek out Chief, her shaman grandfather. She can tell he's already a shapeshifter, so doesn't need help walking the Wolf Way, the usual reason teenage Quantauk boys come around. Then Rhyan confesses his dual nature was not his choice. Will Chief cure this lone wolf Tehya could so easily love? Or will she have to do it herself, revealing secret shamanistic powers she considers as much a curse as Rhyan's shifting?

Kidnapped at eighteen, secretly bitten and turned, Bronte Hannigan has lost over a year to a cruel Were and his wolf pack, members of a preter gang known as The Arm.  Now that her Alpha's crimes have finally caught up with him, she is determined to make a new life, the reason she's braving a blizzard and an icy mountain road to get to Branson. Photographer and performer Erik Thorne lives alone in a cabin, surrounded by miles of Missouri woods. He's at peace with his solitary world until a very special girl in a stolen truck literally crashes into it. Has fate in the form of Danu, a fiery goddess ancestor, sent Bronte's truck careening into that ravine?  Or is someone far more dangerous to blame--an evil Were who believes she knows too much about The Arm to live?

Zeke Sterling, the love of Skyler Walker's life, went missing over a year ago, leaving her an emotional mess. Now he's standing on her front porch with an earring and tats, still unaware that she adores him. If she dares believe his crazy story of abduction, teen gangs, and werewolves, will they both be wolf crazy?

Mattie Sheppard has an obsession--wolves. That's why she's spending the summer after high school graduation at Back to the Wild wolf sanctuary in the Colorado Rockies. While photographing and researching the animals she loves most, she meets Cam Halter, the moody hired hand who keeps to himself and just might be running from his past. Their first encounter isn't pretty. Cam demands that Mattie destroy all photos taken of a magnificent white wolf she spotted in one of the compounds. Even more unbelievable, he actually expects her to promise him that she won't mention the animal in the article she is writing for a local newspaper. Trying to get to the bottom of Cam's crazy requests, Mattie gets only cryptic answers that leave her wondering why he is so afraid someone will see that beautiful white wolf. But that puzzle is nothing compared to the mystery of her growing feelings for him.

Lily Vincent is on an Ozark Mountain road, heading toward her cousin's house when she sees a guy in an arm cast trying to change a tire. Of course she stops to help. Cade No-Last-Name is not very friendly or forthcoming, something she blames on his embarrassment at being saved by a girl. Whatever, right? She's certainly not looking for love even though he's perfectly gorgeous and has amazing ice blue eyes. Her blurted suggestion that he buy her a coffee as thanks is as much a shock to her as it is to him. Cade's mumbled excuse and hasty escape are all the answer she needs. They are nothing more than random travelers, briefly interacting on a cold winter night. Or not. Moonlight Ridge, Missouri, Lily's new home, is a small town, and apparently Cade lives there, too. So seeing him with some guys at a local pub isn't that weird until she walks up and congratulates him for getting his cast off. Cade's answer? "Baby, you've got the wrong guy." That gets a derisive laugh from his boisterous friends. Certain he's really Cade, she has to wonder--Is he embarrassed, forgetful, or hiding the truth from his "friends"?

While delivering meds in Hecate Woods, Wyoming, Anabeth Gray finds her favorite author and friend, Sam Ollson, on his kitchen floor. Naturally, she calls 911. Sam's daughter promptly ships her dad to Laramie for his recuperation and asks Anabeth to pack up his house, clear indication she means for the move to be permanent. Anabeth agrees, but only because she loves Sam, who writes books featuring witches, werewolves, and ghosts. As she lovingly places Sam's belongings in boxes, Anabeth begins to suspect that he just might be writing nonfiction instead of fiction. Her suspicions become reality when Logan Dalton, a friend of Sam's, suddenly shows up. Way more than just another hottie with an attitude, Logan needs help of a supernatural nature, and with Sam out of the picture, Anabeth is the only person he can turn to.