Claimed in Blackbriar

Everly Shaw came to Blackbriar to bury her aunt and sell a house she'd never seen. She didn't come here to be told, by a stranger with a jaw like granite and eyes like a wolf's, that she belongs to him.

Caleb Voss has spent six years holding his pack together without a mate, without a weakness, without anyone the wrong people could use against him. Then a woman with his dead mother's eyes walks into the one diner in town, and every instinct he's spent a decade burying comes roaring back.

He knows what she is the second he smells her. She has no idea what he is until he's standing in wolf form in her backyard, having just torn apart the thing that was stalking her.

Now Everly has thirty days to decide whether to sell the cottage and run — or stay in a town full of secrets, fall for a man who turns into something out of a nightmare, and face the enemy pack that's had a price on her family's land for three generations.

The mate bond doesn't ask permission. It just is.

A slow-burn, fated-mates, small-town shifter romance with a heroine who chooses herself first, an alpha who never once tries to take that choice away from her, and a rival pack that will do anything to tear them apart.

A complete story with a full happily-ever-after — no cliffhanger. Book 1 of the Blackbriar Pack series, but each book stands entirely on its own.