Kirjahaku

We were in hell the night we met, but a handful of years later, heaven is almost in reach. I just need to break my guardians' suffocating hold on me, find a career, and convince my mate he's better off staying human than becoming a shapeshifter like me. When a bear shifter seeking someone to handle a little B&E falls into my path, I know it's more than a job I'm signing on for. It's a total life change. One that could cost me my mate if I fail...or if I succeed. But how can I turn down my one shot to get everything I want? Quick answer...I can't.

There's no escaping a Dire Wolf on the hunt... Dire Wolf Deus likes his quiet, regimented life. He might live in the big city, but interacting with humans isn't his favorite thing, so he spends most of his time behind the screens of the computers and tech gadgets he loves. At least, when he's not handling research and missions for Luc, the Dire Pack Alpha. Zoe follows two rules in life--never trust a pack wolf, and take what you can get. She spends her days living the high life in New York City, but at night, this little wolf becomes a cat. Cat burglar, that is. Her services are for hire, but her heart isn't. Period. One soldier living a life behind the screen, one woman hiding from the shadows of her past, and a chance encounter that takes them across the country and beyond. In the world of the Dire Wolves, the man behind the control panel is considered an asset. But when a mission requires a personal touch, Deus will have to leave the security of his world to travel to another, more dangerous one...and not just because he's met the woman the fates think is perfect for him. One soldier, one fight...one chance at forever.

At the Cake-ily Ever After bakery in Kinship Cove, three sisters are about to meet their matches and prove that a man with a little silver in his hair can make one heck of a mate...if the fates allow it. Three books, three fun & flirty romances from the Mates & Macarons series. Welcome to Kinship Cove, where shifters rule the town and there's no such thing as out of the ordinary.