Lamb and the Lion: Wolves Among Us

Predator. Prey. Pack.When Teancum Leon's ex-lover confesses to murder, Tean doesn't believe it. Sure, Ammon has a dark side, but he's not capable of killing someone.Except Tean seems to be the only one who feels this way. Tean's boyfriend, Jem, is more than willing to take Ammon's word for it. The police are thrilled to bring the official investigation to a close. And Ammon's wife, Lucy, is afraid of what he might have done in a fit of rage.With the police no longer looking for answers, it's up to Tean and Jem to find the truth. Their investigation leads them to more victims-and to the realization that a serial killer is at work, and he's targeting gay men.But someone else is stirring on the high steppe. Someone even more dangerous. Someone who has been content, until now, to watch. And wait.Until Tean and Jem wake them up. The Same Bones begins a follow-up series and should not be read as a standalone. Jem and Tean's story starts in The Lamb and the Lion book one, The Same Breath.

Blood will tell.Life is better for Jem Berger. He's got a job that he's good at. He's got a boyfriend he loves. He's talking more with his mom, even though he's not sure if he should call her mom. And there's been no sign of the murderous pack of psychopaths Jem and Tean ran into a couple of months before.Sure, it's not a job he loves. And things with Tean have been…weird lately-therapy, mood swings, a growing sense of distance. And when Jem's mom calls, it's not like they have anything to say to each other.But overall, things are definitely better.Until, that is, a snowstorm traps Jem and Tean at a resort in the Wasatch Mountains, and they find themselves caught up in another murder-one in which Jem's mom is the prime suspect. Worse, Jem and Tean discover that the resort isn't as isolated as they thought. And someone is hunting them.