Monstrous World: The Next Generation

The North American Pack was always meant to be Ember's birthright, but she grew up far away from shifter culture in a sanctuary city for monsters. Her wolf yearns to scout pack lands and socialize with other wolves, but Ember understands the risks, especially considering female shifters are nearly endangered nowadays. So, she keeps her distance, even if she has to fight her wolf at every turn... And that works until Ember's team is called in on a mysterious case for the paranormal council. Their suspect has ties to the North American Pack, and Ember's wolf sees it as a perfect excuse to snoop around the pack lands. Only big things are happening in the supernatural world, and what happens next, none of them could have guessed. With her newly claimed mates at her back, will she be able to fix the injustices of the past? Or will everything unravel as quickly as it came together? Ember's Claim is a standalone with no cliffhanger set in the same world as the A Monstrous World series. You don't need to have listened to those books to enjoy Ember's book.

Greer loves living life to the fullest, but everything changes when her vampire boyfriend loses control. The more supernatural blood someone has, the higher the chance of not surviving the change. Somehow, Greer does, but her awful ex compels her to keep his secret and orders her out of town. As a fae, she didn't even eat meat, and she certainly has no idea how to survive as a fledgling vampire. With few choices left, she seeks sanctuary in Black Cove. Only her new house is occupied by an incubus who refuses to leave, and her first attempt at feeding ends up being on a mimic rather than an actual human. No, staying under the radar isn't going so well, considering the next set of eyes she catches belongs to an ancient vampire who heads the town council. Things go from bad to worse when it becomes painfully clear that something went wrong with her transformation. Will her men be able to save her? Or will her new undead existence end before it even gets the chance to begin? Greer's Change is a standalone with no cliffhanger, set in the same world as Ember's Claim. It is not necessary to listen to Ember's book to enjoy Greer's.