Release Day!!

Come on back to Timberwolf Lodge.

Finding a new home is always a much experience. You hope you’ve made the right choice in the first place, relocating and starting over. You need to buckle down and work hard to make new friends and really make the place your own. For Stacy Moraine, she’s got her three boys to worry about as well.

The good part is finally having a place her oldest can learn more about being a werewolf. The bad part? Colt’s mentor, Delaney, is the sexiest man Stacy has ever met.

Good? Bad? Really, badly good? No matter which way she looks at it, there’s a change coming.

So, welcome back to Timberwolf Lodge. Catch up with the newly mated Alphas, see how the Enforcer is slipping into his new role, and discover what gaudy outfits the Omega, Blue, can wear this time.

Also, Marvin the Moose says hi.

The Enforcer’s Gamble is a light-hearted romp with some serious notes, but also always, a happily-ever-after. This time for Delaney and Stacy and three very deserving little boys.

Come on in. The water’s fine!

The Enforcer's Gamble

WIN A WILDERNESS LODGE!

Ready for the chance of a lifetime? Enter now to become the new owners of the Timberwolf Lodge located near Jasper, Alberta. You’ll have one year to meet the set conditions and the lodge will be all yours!

Small print: (very, very, very small print) 
Warning: Lodge may contain werewolves, fated mates, and tons of shifter pack drama.
Good luck, and have fun! Don’t die!

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There’s nothing more dangerous than a mama bear… 

Only days ago, Stacy Moraine and her three young boys’ arrival at Timberwolf Lodge involved a near disaster in a flooded river. This week’s agenda? Learn the ins and outs of the huge kitchen Stacy needs to run at the Lodge, deal with mouthy teenage pack members with control issues, and not drool over the deliciously dangerous Delaney Vezina, the local pack Enforcer, whose goal in life seems to be to strip naked and show off his perfect… everything anytime Stacy is near. 

Switching from Alpha to Enforcer for the Jasper pack was the right thing to do, and Del’s had a lifetime of experience in doing what’s right, even if it’s currently killing him. Like not pushing Stacy too fast, even though he knows they’re fated mates. Having her boys in the picture only makes him want to accelerate the timing even more. He wants her, and them, to be his. But first, he needs to eliminate the dangers from her past that threaten their future. 

Because something’s not right in the pack. There’s going to be a showdown between one very protective mama and anyone who thinks they can pull a fast one on her. Del’s more than willing to hold her cape as long as they’re standing together in the end.

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Read an Excerpt:

Del whirled toward the corner where Blue had pointed. There was a group of twenty- and thirty-year-old guys gathered, gazes roaming the pool as they checked out the shifter women preening in sun loungers or sitting on the deck edge while doing their own not-so-discreet gazing.

Stacy settled beside Cassidy and Steph near the middle of the pool. She watched her boys with one eye and checked out the rest of the pool with the other. That her gaze drifted to Del over and over did not displease him.

The young buck slipping out of the corner did.

Del pushed past Blue and Jace. “Blue, thanks for the help. Jace, you suck. Excuse me.”

“So polite,” Jace snickered. “Go get her, tiger.”

“That’s insulting, calling him a cat,” Blue complained before snickering. “Oh, I get it. Hey, Del. Go get her, meerkat.”

“What the hell? A meerkat’s not a cat,” Jace drawled.

“It’s not?”

The banter faded behind him as Del approached the edge of the pool in front of the ladies at the same moment the other man got there. The temptation to dunk the punk’s head under the water was strong, but it wasn’t the clear message Del’s wolf needed to send.

And the wolf was very clearly in charge right now.

Only one thing would do. Del pushed up on the edge of the pool and rose to his feet, water streaming from his body.

Stacy’s eyes widened as he walked toward her. She slammed a hand over her sister’s eyes. “Del? You forgot your swimsuit.”

Oh, right. He was naked. Whatever.

He didn’t bother to warn off the wet-behind-the-ears youth behind him. He just shifted between one breath and the next and continued to pace toward his future mate. One delicate jump, and he was on the end of her lounger.

He turned in a circle and settled, resting on her feet, glaring back at the young man who’d dared to approach his woman.

Sebastian held up his hands. “Okay, okay. I had no idea.” He glanced at Stacy then back at Del. “I’ll go over there to the corner. Far away from here. Enjoy your day, ladies. Sorry, Del. Catch you later.”

“Thanks,” Stephanie said, waving him off. She turned to Stacy and Cassidy, then glanced at Del. “That was cute and weird. Del, you really should warn a person before prancing around in your werewolf birthday suit. I thought Stacy was going to pass out.”

“I was trying to—” Stacy sighed heavily and shook her head. “Never mind.”

She dug her hands into his fur.

Del licked her nose.