Cascadia Wolves

Previously published under a different title "I can't touch you yet. Once I do, it's over." As daughter of the ruling Pack family, Layla Warden is under pressure to settle down. Find a nice wolf mate from a nice wolf family and have nice wolf babies. Layla has other plans, but when you're a...

Previously published under a different title This wolf mates for life… Nina Reyes knows trouble when she sees it, and Lex Warden, Enforcer for the local werewolf pack, is nothing but. When her brother gets in too deep with some dangerous wolves and comes to Nina for help—dragging super alpha...

Previously published under a different title The tri-mate bond is a myth That's what Tracy Warden has believed all her life. Werewolves have one true mate, someone their wolf bonds to physically, mentally, emotionally. She didn't expect to find her mate so soon, but Nick, second to the Pacific...

Previously published with a different publisher The Cascadia Wolves will do anything to protect their own. Tegan Warden knows that better than anyone. The Pack closed ranks around her years ago when her mate died, and much as she appreciates their support, it's time to move on. That means...

Previously published by another publisher under a different title "Mark me and make me yours." As an unmated alpha, Cade was beginning to believe his entire life would be dedicated to the pack. He'd do anything for his pack family, but his life isn't complete without someone to share it with. He...

Previously published under a different title A Cascadia Wolves novella Megan Warden, Seattle's devoted Enforcer of the Cascadia pack, knows that she has a mate. Somewhere. She's just never found him. Then there he is at her cousin's wedding. Megan isn't just drawn to the werewolf's masculine...

Previously published under a different title; newly refreshed by author A Cascadia Wolves second-chance romance from New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author Lauren Dane "You need to know this thing between us isn't over." Michelle Slattery is no stranger to human cruelty. She's a cop...