Telos has a secret hes taking to his grave. Instead of the small, vulnerable men hes supposed to want, he cant stop thinking about a certain broad-shouldered shifter in his alpha friend group.

The man hes on a rescue mission with.

Of course, Mav hates his guts.

Mav scoffs at Telos dinosaur forms; he doesnt catch on when Telos flirts with him. Hes annoying and aggravating, and hes totally Telos type.

F*ck his life, right?

When an old hookup calls Telos to tell him hes a dad, and that his new baby has just been kidnapped, everything gets more complicated.

Why is Mav looking at him strangely? Why is Mav offering to help with the baby? It doesnt make any sense. Telos is just falling deeper in love with him. And his heart is going to shatter by the end of this.

Life is rock-hard for Pinks. After narrowly escaping a kidnapping, his rare angel baby is still being hunted by a growing number of bad guys.

Unfortunately, little Zarrie is hell-bent on befriending the dangerous stranger who shows up in his backyard A stranger who is big, strong, and cursed to turn into a statue at the most inappropriate times.

Such as the grocery store checkout line.

Or the bathroom.

Or in bed.

Despite that, Pinks would be a fool to miss the way Galent protects Zarrie, the way his stony expressions melt when he smiles at Pinks. Its quickly becoming obvious that the longer Galent sticks around, the harder it is for Pinks to keep his baby—and himself—away.

Can he trust Galent, or will Zarries secret be the downfall of their family of two?

Ex-thief Joey has been sent to live with a policeman. Thing is, he stole his baby.

Ever since Joey stole a dragon-shifter baby, his life has become infinitely more difficult. The bad guys are after him, and Joey has absolutely no experience with flame-breathing little children.

So when his new friends set him up to stay with an upstanding policeman, things should take a turn for the better, right? Blade is huge, handsome, and Joey has an ever-growing crush on him.

Blade makes sure Joey has good food, he helps to patch up Joey's injuries. Blade looks at Joey like he wants to devour him, and Blade is also not human.

How long does Joey have until Blade figures out that he stole Katie, and decides that Joey isn't the mate he's looking for?

Joey doesn't doesn't think his heart will survive it.

When a feral alpha shows up at Olson's bar, growling his name, the first thing he should've done was run.

Instead, Olson lets Rex take him. Rex reminds him too much of the alpha he lost. Rex has the same green eyes, the same maplewood scent. The same adoration that his late bondmate gazed at him with.

If Olson closes his eyes, he can pretend that it's his ex-alpha pulling him into his arms, claiming him completely.

He lets Rex move into his apartment. He lets Rex into his bed. And when his heat rolls in, he lets Rex have that, too, with absolutely no protection because he's just been so lonely.

Thing is, Rex is twenty-one. And Olson lost his bondmate twenty-one years ago. The similarities between the two alphas…

It's just coincidence. Right?

Kidnapped by a dragon, Quinlans doing his best to pretend that his baby is a dragon shifter.

Behind on rent and three states away from home, Quinlan needs to make it back before his landlord trashes all his things. Especially the expensive supplies for his mermaid baby, Annie.

Except he gets kidnapped.

By a dragon.

A dragon who is determined to make Quinlan his mate.

Somehow, the dragon, Griff, thinks Annie is a baby dragon. In order to convince Griff to fly them home, Quinlan keeps up the pretense. While ignoring the heaps of quilts, baby clothing, and phones that Griff has collected to court his mate.

There is no way Quinlans falling for his kidnapper. Nope. None at all.

But Griff is an oddball shifter whos growing increasingly excited for Annies first fireball. Hes unexpectedly sweet, desperate for a mate, and as much as Quinlan tries to reject him, Griff is starting to wear down his defenses

Wren is on a mission, one he cant do alone. To succeed, he asks a big, dangerous man for help.

And Fangs help comes with a questionable price.

Penniless and running out of time, Wren needs to retrieve his family heirlooms before his landlord evicts him. The catch? His things are three states away, and bad guys are hunting him and his baby.

Especially because his baby is a phoenix, and one wrong move will cost them their lives.

In his desperation, he seeks out a dangerous man.

Fang is powerful, handsome, and wild beneath his pressed suits. But his protection comes with a price—He wants to watch Wren in his most vulnerable moments; he wants to devour Wrens most intimate secrets.

Wren hasnt even kissed another man. Between Fang and a phoenix baby he doesnt know how to care for, its only a matter of time before everything goes up in flames

Wanted: An alpha to help me move a toy back and forth. Repeatedly.

Life without hands is difficult. Ever since Niall was rescued from captivity, he hasnt been able to look an alpha in the eye. Which alpha wants a broken omega whose hands are shriveled and useless? An omega who jumps at loud noises, who cant step out of the house by himself?

Instead, he lives vicariously through the romance novels he writes.

When a tattooed, ex-convict alpha moves in next door, Niall cant look him in the eye, either.

Instead, his books are now based on his hot neighbor—Jag is a walking fantasy, older than him but oh-so-strong. In the stories, Niall is the very object of Jags desire; Jag wants to hold him, and give him a baby.

Jag offers to take out Nialls trash one day. What Niall has forgotten about, and what Jag discovers in the trash, is a desperate, personal ad that Niall wrote but had gotten too embarrassed to post