Big Cats Books in Order

Meeting Mairi changes Ciaro’s attitude toward finding a mate, leaving him ready to embrace a future together. Mairi wants no such commitment, however, and their mutual attraction becomes a struggle between his confidence in their destiny and her determination to resist.

As Sebastian relocates his pride and helps organize a defensive alliance, he has no time for a mate. Florist Andi is equally uninterested in romance, but mercenary attacks and an insistent connection force both to reconsider what they need from each other.

Put in charge of a school for shifter children, Titus finds his administrative frustrations interrupted by his attraction to Beth. Her painful experiences with men and suspicion that supernatural suitors only value her bloodline make her determined to keep him at a distance.

Leopard shifter Azrael joins a feline alliance hoping to secure his people’s survival, with firm ideas about a suitable mate. Helping the group brings Maddie Hawkins into his orbit, where mutual irritation and unexpected attraction challenge both their assumptions.

Viv is unsettled by her feelings for cheetah leader Channing, especially while another man courts her. Focused on organizing his people, Channing tries to postpone romance, but keeping his distance risks further hurting a woman already carrying emotional wounds.

New cougar leader Lincoln recognizes Hazel as his destined mate and pursues a lasting bond. Hazel is attracted to him but refuses to be tied down, leaving the pair to reconcile his certainty with her desire to retain control of her life.

Abandoned and financially devastated by his wife, James returns home with his children and takes construction work. Meeting lynx leader Latoya offers an unexpected connection, but her responsibility for a relocating community competes with both their efforts to rebuild their lives.

Jaguar leader Seth desires Susan but has no intention of settling down, while she has returned home to recover and raise her children. Working together brings attraction neither can ignore, despite their conflicting expectations and reluctance to risk another emotional upheaval.

Caspian takes responsibility for leading a group of wild cats and assumes any partner should belong among them. His attraction to human Cat challenges that expectation, while her failed marriage leaves her determined to rely on herself rather than another man.

After years of traveling, Alex settles among his kind in the Ozarks and finds himself drawn to crew boss Tanya. Still recovering from a painful relationship, she wants time before another commitment, leaving him to navigate attraction without overlooking her need for distance.