Author: mariavale

In a world of danger and uncertainty, the Alpha has enough to worry about without him…For Alpha Evie Kitwanasdottir, things are never easy. The Great North Pack has just survived a deadly attack. Evie is determined to do whatever is necessary to keep her Pack safe, especially from the four Shifters who are their prisoners.Constantine lost his parents and his humanity on the same devastating … day. He has been a thoughtless killer ever since. When Constantine is moved to live under Evie’s watchful eye, he discovers that taking directions and having a purpose are not the same thing.Each moment…

“Raw, wild, and intense—captivating to the final page.”—AMANDA BOUCHET, USA Today bestselling author, for The Last WolfBorn with one blue eye and one green, Eyulf was abandoned as an infant and has never understood why, or what he is…Varya is fiercely loyal to the Great North Pack, which took her in when she was a teenager. While out on patrol, Varya finds Eyulf wounded and starving and saves … finds Eyulf wounded and starving and saves his life, at great risk to her own.Legend says his eyes portend the end of the world…or perhaps, the beginning…With old and new enemies…

“Wonderfully unique and imaginative. I was enthralled!”—JEANIENE FROST, New York Times bestselling author, for The Last WolfCan a human truly make room in her heart for the Wild?Thea Villalobos has long since given up trying to be what others expect of her. So in Elijah Sorensson she can see through the man of the world to a man who is passionate to the point of heartbreak. But something inside … who is passionate to the point of heartbreak. But something inside him is dying…Elijah Sorensson has all kinds of outward success: bespoke suits, designer New York City apartment, women clamoring…

“Wonderfully unique and imaginative. I was enthralled” (Jeaniene Frost): When an injured stranger stumbles into the Great North Pack’s territory, lowly wolf shifter Silver finds her world turned upside down. “It’s a standout… A dense, gooey chocolate cake in page form” (Kirkus Reviews).