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24 books with the same feel
Include books by the same authorThe Lamb Who Cried Wolf
Scarlet Hyacinth · 124 pages
Lunch or lover? That is the question that appears in werewolf Brody’s mind when he meets lamb shifter Carson. The answer is easy. Simply looking into Carson’s innocent blue eyes tells him that the lamb is his mate. If he’s going to eat Carson up, they’ll both enjoy it. Carson has been isolated by his flock due to his inability to grow into a strong ram. When he is unexpectedly attacked by his h
Chameleon Wolf
Stormy Glenn, Joyee Flynn · 128 pages
Timber Pack Chronicles
Rob Colton · 252 pages
Blood Howl
Robin Saxon, Alex Kidwell · 210 pages
Bitten By Mistake
Annabelle Jacobs · 340 pages
Shattered Secrets
R.J. Scott, Diane Adams · 254 pages
Jamie is human and wolf. Werewolves aren't a supernatural fairytale but a living breathing part of society. Although even with new laws it's not easy. Race relations and gay rights have shown struggles for acceptance. Add another species and it's a totally different world. Rob serves in a special police task force on wolf / human cases. He sees it all: fights, murders, and parts of human / wol
Without Reservations
J.L. Langley · 237 pages
Witch Wolf
Winter Pennington · 235 pages
Preternatural Private Investigator and Paranormal Huntress Kassandra Lyall is used to working alone. Whenever there's a murder or a mystery to solve that involves the preternatural; she's the witch they call. When she's called in to help the local cops work on a mysterious murder case, she finds herself needing all the help she can get. A bloodthirsty werewolf is loose in the city and on a killing
The Midnight Hunt
L.L. Raand · 272 pages
Medic Ryon Drake has never been good at following protocol, so she doesn't think twice about rendering emergency care when a young girl's life is at stake--even if the girl is in the throes of Werefever and any sane mortali should know better. It isn't the bright shining pain of the bite or even the wrenching agonies of the fever that convinces her everything in her life has changed. It's the way