Seth Mason arrives at the Alphas' Homestead under duress. The Council have made it clear that if his cousins, Caleb and Jacob, can't tame Seth's wild ways his very last chance will be used up and he'll have nowhere left to go.Seth is horrified to find that he's going to have to spend a year living in the backwaters of Nebraska. He hates the Alphas. He hates the dirt and the horses. He hates the nearby town and everyone in it.In fact, the only thing he doesn't hate is Malcolm, the deputy sheriff. Unfortunately, Malcolm doesn't seem to feel the same, especially when Seth uses his bad behavior to try to get the deputy's attention.~*~Jacob feels for Seth—knowing what it's like to lose family—but when his cousin's bad behavior turns the town, not only against Seth but against all the werewolves at the homestead, he has to put his sympathies aside and fight to save his family and the place he's called home for the last five years.Sometimes the only shelter we can find from ourselves is...

Ex-detective John Right likes to watch.There's no harm in it.The latest object of his obsession—a twenty-something stranger who chains his bike outside John's office—doesn't feel the weight of John's eyes on him, doesn't know about the secret recordings or what John does with them in the dead of night. Except when the kid disappears, John finds himself doing far more that just watching.Reluctantly, John has to start thinking like a cop once more as he frantically tries to track down his mystery man. Although when he finds him, John is left with more questions than answers. And the more he learns, the more he wishes he'd never started looking in the first place.Can John get to the bottom of the mystery without giving away his own dirty secret? And without giving in to his urge to do more than simply watch?Well...nobody's perfect.A Mr & Mr Detective Story - #1Novel - 76k

It’s a classic tale. Boy meets girl. Boy meets girl’s brother. All hell breaks loose. Alec Clark is trying to start a new life and not complicate it with a past he isn’t ready to share with potential girlfriend, Allie. But when she introduces him to her troubled brother, Jack, things get complicated fast and the men end up with a secret of their own. But there’s another secret—one that will not only break their lives apart emotionally but could have bloody, fatal consequences. If Alec can pick his way through the minefield of lies and half-truths, he and Jack might somehow find a chance at happiness—and a life that neither of them could ever have imagined living.

By the winter of 1870, Caleb Fletcher has carved out a sheltered existence for himself in a simple cabin, outside a small town in the backwaters of Nebraska, resigned to living out his days as a solitary wolf. But his quiet life is interrupted when another werewolf lands on his doorstep on the eve of a snowstorm, brutalized almost beyond repair, with nowhere else to turn. When Caleb reluctantly welcomes Jacob into his cabin, and eventually his bed, it forces him to face up to the traumas he’s been running from; the shame that made him leave his pack behind, and the horrors of war he endured. As the weeks pass, it seems that Jacob’s arrival might not be the coincidence it first appeared. Jacob has an agenda. One that involves Caleb. And if Caleb agrees to it – if he can let go of his past and his prejudices – it will change Caleb’s whole world. Maybe even for the better. Without a mate – a family, a pack – a wolf has no home. But what if home finds you?

1919. Nebraska. After returning from the frontline in Europe, all Emmanuel Jackson wants is to find a little peace. Unable to cope with life in New York, he escapes to the homestead his grandfathers left to him in Nebraska. Except, after four years, the sleepy town of Lastford isn’t exactly how he’d left it. With many of his neighbours forced out by financial hardship, and a ruthless businessman taking full advantage of the fact, Emmanuel finds himself being drawn into matters he’d rather avoid. One of them being Asher Franklin, his childhood tormentor and unfairly handsome officer of the law. Having to fight his attraction to the man he once hated, as well as defend the community he wants to make his own, is far from the quiet life Emmanuel had envisioned for himself. But some things are worth fighting for. And when there’s no fight left in you, love might be the thing that brings you home.