Werewolves of Washington

What would you do if you went into the hospital after an accident - and came out a werewolf? How would you keep your parents from finding out, attend a family gathering at full moon, and deal with an older werewolf who thinks he's the boss of you? How would you find out how you got infected? Creede White has a big challenge ahead of him, and it's going to get ugly before the end. (Book 1 in a seri

Sheriff's Deputy Jack Herschel has a problem. He's been assigned to investigate a few minor anomalies in an autopsy report, and it leads him to a local Werewolf pack. He doesn't believe in werewolves. So much the worse for him. Meanwhile, Creede White must hold his own against a pack bully, and his sister Mandy learns that being the sexiest thing on four legs brings out all kinds of predators.

Creede's getting along well in college, and Mandy and Tobias are waiting for their new baby. Everything's going to be just fine for the young Colville werewolves, right? Um, wrong. Creede's old friend Benny can't let go of a grudge, and they're both about to learn that karma's a bitch. And then there's the Deputy, Jack. How DO you become an Alpha, anyway?

Mitch Phillips is a petty lifetime criminal. He's also a werewolf with nobody to teach him right from wrong - if he even wanted to learn. Meanwhile, Creede and Rosemary are trying to grow their own pack in Missoula. Unfortunately, the area has already been claimed by none other than Brant Durrell. Jack needs to find Mitch now. Creede needs to find a way to deal with Brant. And who is Skyhawk?

Mitch Phillips disappeared after his devastating attack on Amandine, Deputy Jack Herschel's wife. You know the saying 'You can't keep a good man down'? You can't keep a bad man down, either, especially if he's not a man at all. Amandine isn't going to just roll over: she's investigating something that will take out the troublemaker once and for all, even if she has to test it on herself, first.

Frank Mellencourt is a werewolf by choice and a member of the Spokane pack by happenstance. He isn't happy, though. The pack Alpha grates on him, the Beta is worse, and he's having problems at home. Tobias James and Tam Franklin, members of the Gladstone pack, have a mission if they choose to accept it: take over the Spokane pack by any means necessary. Frank doesn't like them, either.

A fisherman on the Clark Fork finds a skull, and a door that linked Creede's pack in the Bitterroot Valley to Mitch Phillips--lifetime criminal and one-time werewolf--is open again. The pack doesn't need trouble: Creede's up to his eyeballs in studies, and Rosemary feels like a Law School Widow. Then a boy goes missing in the wilderness. Do they help him and risk discovery, or keep their secret?

Amandine Herschel, Alpha female of the Colville, Washington werewolf pack, has grown used to being a wolf. What she cannot ever accept is the risk of discovery this fact brings every day of her life. She's determined to find a cure, even if it kills her. But what if there were a cure? Who would take it? Who would refuse? And what would that do to the social fabric of the packs? A cure isn't as b

When two long estrangements come to unexpected ends, Mandy and Tobias in Spokane, and Creede and Rosemary in Missoula, have to deal with the upheaval and promise that prodigals bring.