Dragon’s Ending is coming!

It’s been a while in the writing, but the good news is – Dragon’s Ending is now available for pre-order! It’s the fourth book in the Wings Over Albion series and is out on September 24th.

This book takes us away from England and to a Gothic mansion deep in the Welsh countryside. It follows the adventures of Dominic, unpredictable (to put it politely) heir to Wales’s leading dragon family, and Ben, a historian who visits Dragon’s Ending to research dragon-shifter records. He expects a peaceful, productive research trip. Then he meets Dominic…

Cover of Dragon's Ending

Here’s a little more about the book:

Dragon history was easy. This particular dragon? Anything but.

I was sent to Dragon’s Ending to uncover lost dragon history. What I found was Dominic Bedwyr.

The heir to one of Britain’s oldest dragon-shifter families, Dominic has a reputation for turning heads and causing trouble in equal measure. He flirts. He provokes. He has an infuriating habit of appearing when least expected and interrupting my research.

And each time I think I’ve worked Dominic out, he proves me wrong. Because behind the studied indifference, I catch glimpses of someone else entirely. Heโ€™s a man born to inherit everything, yet trusted with nothing.

Before long, I catch myself listening for his footsteps. Waiting for him to appear by my side, pretending not to help and somehow making me laugh anyway.

But dragon families are complicated. Dominicโ€™s, most of all.

It’s one thing to fall in love with Dominic. It’s another to fall in love with the Bedwyr heir.


I hope you’ll enjoy spending time with Dominic and Ben as much as I have!

Dragon’s Ending is now available for pre-order and will also be available through Kindle Unlimited:

A small, dragonish update

I’ve had quite a few people ask if there are going to be more books in the Wings Over Albion series, so I wanted to let you know – yes! I’m currently working on book four.

Which means my days are presently full of dragons flying over ruined Welsh castles, alarming amounts of rain, and an infuriatingly provocative and unserious dragon, whose neck I might well wring before I reach the end of the book.

So, in other words, business as usual. I’m hoping to have the new book out in the autumn, though that depends on how well a certain dragon behaves.

Picture of dragon

Out now – Lone Wolf

The sixth and final book in the Strength of the Pack series is out today, bringing the Elk Ridge pack face-to-face with cat-shifters. Oh, the horror!

Karl’s life is organized around alertness, control, and keeping a healthy distance from cats. Leon is a sharp-tongued cat-shifter with strong opinions and excellent hair.

When they’re stranded together in the wilderness, irritation slowly turns into something even more annoying, something almost like feelings. Neither of them is particularly pleased about that development.

Lone Wolf is available on Amazon.

Cover for Lone Wolf

Porcupines and fashion crimes

Riding the Whirlwind, Book 5 in the Strength of the Pack series, releases today. It features Christian and Dave, mates who’ve been together for five years. Five years of happiness, great sex, and a complete lack of communication.

When they have to spend time away from their pack, with nothing else to distract them, the little frictions in their relationship start to feel a lot bigger.

Add in an underground fighting ring, a decades-old murder, Christian’s prickly nature, and Dave’s offensively coloured shirts, and you have a perfect storm. One which they may or may not survive.

Riding the Whirlwind is on Amazon as an ebook and paperback, and available via Kindle Unlimited.

Cover of Riding the Whirlwind

When casual stops working

So, after Bryce gave Tristan such a hard time over his mate in Red Moon Rising, itโ€™s time for his come-uppance in Book Four, Shifting Sands.

Bryceโ€™s middle name is casual. Right up until he meets Tom Barrington. As if that wasnโ€™t enough to have Bryce flailing around, trying to understand why he can’t stop looking at Tom, thereโ€™s another problem: Tomโ€™s in Elk Ridge to assess the pack for the Shifter Council. And he canโ€™t โ€“ he mustnโ€™t โ€“ know the secret theyโ€™re hiding.

Shifting Sands is out today – ebook, paperback, and Kindle Unlimited.

Cover of Shifting Sands

If Romeo and Juliet were wolves…

They’d be Tristan and Colby in Red Moon Rising. Not just because they are maddeningly romantic together, but because of the whole feuding families (packs) thing.

Even Karl, who tends to observe more than he speaks, notes in his book:

Tristan and Colby were kissing like the world was ending. Presumably they were celebrating the news. Though, with those two, it could just have been because it was Tuesday.


Pack politics are complicated. Being hopelessly in love doesn’t make it any easier.

Red Moon Rising is out now, and available in Kindle Unlimited.

Cover of Red Moon Rising

A cinnamon roll hero

I don’t know who first came up with that delightful description of a hero who’s sweet and lovely the whole way through, but I love it.

I first discovered cinnamon rolls on a backpacking trip to the U.S. after university and was instantly convinced of their superiority to almost any other bread-based product.

And Jason, in A Liar’s Moon, is the cinnamoniest roll there ever was. A total sweetheart, his shyness and goodness cause a bit of a malfunction in Riley’s jaded cycnism.

There’s just one problem – Riley’s undercover. And he’s investigating Jason’s pack.

A Liar’s Moon is available now!

Cover art for A Liar's Moon.

Meet Jesse Turner

An Impossible Mate is out today (and available in Kindle Unlimited) .

Jesse is one of the main characters in An Impossible Mate – and it’s just possible he’s the more impossible of the two, though it’s a close-run thing!

While Matt is an alpha whoโ€™d very much like a quiet life, Jesse is a stray wolf who’s a menace to poultry. He’s also a walking disaster for any alpha hoping for peace and quiet.

And then Jesse stumbles into Mattโ€™s territoryโ€ฆ

Something to give you an idea of what Matt (and I) are up against. This is what happened when I asked Jesse to complete a short get-to-know-you questionnaire for a recent newsletter:

Jesse Turnerโ€™s Extremely Unhelpful Questionnaire
(completed under protest, while Matt stood nearby looking judgmental)

Jesse: Not so much standinโ€™ as looming. He loomed, dammit. Howโ€™s a man supposed to concentrate?

Whatโ€™s your idea of a perfect day?
Not getting chased. Not getting bitten. Not being murdered by chickens. Also, sugar.

Biggest pet peeve?
Alphas who pretend theyโ€™re subtle and not looming. If youโ€™re over six foot and glowering, you ainโ€™t exactly subtle.

Strengths?
Uh, stamina? From runninโ€™, I mean, notโ€”whatever youโ€™re thinking. Next question, dammit.

Weaknesses?
Tall, brooding men who loom, apparently.

Strangest thing thatโ€™s happened to you this week?
Got kidnapped by a strange pack, and they all keep trying to feed me.

(At that point, he refused to answer any more questions and stole my pen.)

An Impossible Mate is the first in the Strength of the Pack series.

Weekly wolves incoming

Good news for anyone who likes brooding alphas, defiant strays, slow-burn tension, and wolves who are terrible at communication: An Impossible Mate is now available for pre-order!

Releasing January 29th, it will also be available via Kindle Unlimited.

This is the first in a six-book series, because apparently restraint is for people who donโ€™t have a head full of demanding shifters and found-family dramas.

In An Impossible Mate, alpha Matt is trying to keep his pack together, his past behind him, and his temper in check. Jesse, a loner with strong opinions and no filter, crashes into Mattโ€™s life with exactly zero respect for pack rules.

It does not go well.

Until it very much does.

New books in the series will release weekly all the way through March 5th โ€” which means no waiting. (Unless you’re Matt, in which case: sorry, you’re going to be waiting a while for Jesse to admit anything other than his distrust of chickens.)

Thanks so much to everyone who’s already been excited about the series. I can’t wait to share it with you.

Strength of the Pack – release dates and an introduction

Images of book cover for Strength of the Pack. 

Text in the image reads: Strength of the Pack, The complete series, releasing weekly January 29 - March 5.

A series about finding your place, facing your past, and risking everything for the ones who see you clearly - and love you anyway.

Strength of the Pack is a complete six-book series following the Elk Ridge packโ€”a tiny group of wolf-shifters, living quietly and minding their own business on a ranch outside a sleepy Colorado town.

Until Jesse Turner arrives.

Jesse is a stray wolf, deeply allergic to rules, reluctant to trust, and entirely uninterested in pack lifeโ€”especially under the rule of a bossy, brooding alpha. (Hi, Matt.)

From the moment Jesse stumbles into Elk Ridge, wounded, prickly, and opinionated, everything changes. The pack is drawn into inter-pack disputes, political intrigue, and murder. On the plus side, they start meeting a lot more peopleโ€”one or two of whom might just turn out to be someoneโ€™s long-lost mate.

Or not.

An Impossible Mate will release on 29th January, and a new book will follow every week for the full six-book series.