Bree Wolf Books in Order

Sent to spend the summer with his grandparents, lonely Gabriel joins neighborhood children on a treasure hunt. His friendship with Hannah, a girl confined indoors, turns the adventure into a lesson in courage, belonging, and caring for others.

Quinn's tightly controlled high-school life unravels when a supernatural stranger saves her from a car accident. As further threats and unfamiliar creatures reach Crescent Rock, she must cooperate with a protector whose stubbornness rivals her own.

Waitress Jena's ordinary life unravels when a mysterious stranger repeatedly seeks her out. After waking to discover four years have apparently passed overnight, she must uncover his connection to the time she has lost.

Gabriel enters autumn with new friends, but emerging romantic feelings and private worries complicate their bond. As Jack and Eddie confide in him, memories of Hannah help him navigate loyalty, first love, and the demands of friendship.

Widowed Duke Graham Astor marries Rosabel to provide a mother for his daughter, expecting little more. As his new wife's kindness reaches the grieving household, both must overcome fear and isolation to recognize the possibility of love.

Henrietta Turner protects herself with suspicion and a sword after years of betrayal. Scottish chief Connor Brunwood offers patient affection, but accepting his love means confronting her fear that trusting another person will cost her independence and safety.

Edmond Dunsworth marries merchant's daughter Anna Hanford for her dowry, expecting an obedient wife. Her fierce independence turns their marriage into a battle of wills, until mutual curiosity and attraction challenge the assumptions keeping them apart.

Haunted by war and an unwanted inheritance, Frederick enters a marriage driven by duty. His wife Ellie bears visible scars of her own, but her resilience challenges his despair and offers them both a chance to heal.

An impulsive marriage turns sour when Tristan Turner discovers that Beth Walker concealed her identity. Already conditioned to expect betrayal, the viscount retreats behind suspicion while Beth tries to prove that her affection, unlike her introduction, was sincere.

Jordan takes to the football field to protect her brother's place and encounters prejudice from classmates and spectators. While Gabriel weighs his own future, their friends must find the courage to support her and challenge unfair treatment.

Sebastian Campbell marries the disgraced Lady Charlotte to defy his controlling father. Discovering the pain behind her reputation transforms his rebellion into a promise of protection, but Charlotte must learn whether marriage can offer safety instead of another prison.

Privateer Violet Winters offers aristocratic Oliver Cornell a marriage of convenience to help her navigate English society. Her fiercely loyal adopted family challenges his cold upbringing, while their practical bargain begins to offer the affection both have been missing.

Lady Madeline plans to marry an earl but unexpectedly finds herself wed to Derek McKnight, a farmer's son newly made a baron. Their mutual resentment gives way to attraction as each confronts the prejudices obscuring the other's character.

Presumed dead after leaving his family for war, Edward Dunning returns scarred and uncertain of his place at home. His wife Meagan must reconcile the man she mourned with the changed husband seeking forgiveness and a second chance.

Trapped in an unhappy marriage, Countess Alexandra Winters meets privateer Antoine Duret on a Norfolk beach. Their immediate connection promises escape from loneliness, but choosing each other means confronting divided loyalties, national allegiances, and the expectations surrounding her life.

Banished after a vision divides her clan, Moira Brunwood finds shelter with duty-bound Laird Cormag MacDrummond. Their growing affection challenges old loyalties, forcing them to confront guilt and decide whether belonging can survive the mistakes of the past.

Quiet Emma Stewart impulsively kisses the Highlander she has long admired, then flees in embarrassment. Finnegan MacDrummond cannot forget the encounter, but both must overcome uncertainty and expose their feelings before a daring moment can become lasting love.

Lady Adelaide seeks refuge from her cruel father through marriage to Matthew Turner, Baron Whitworth. Both bear the damage of controlling families, and building trust requires them to confront old fears while discovering the freedom to choose for themselves.

Facing scandal and isolation, Eugenie accepts marriage to a reclusive earl who expects little happiness for himself. Within his secluded home, her patience and quiet strength challenge his guilt as both consider whether their pasts must define them.

Widowed Maggie MacDrummond returns to England hoping to put an old heartbreak behind her. Reunited with Nathan Penhale, she discovers the lies that separated them ten years earlier and must decide whether trust and love can be rebuilt.

After losing their infant daughter, Alastair withdraws from his wife, convinced she would be happier without him. Deidre refuses to surrender their marriage to grief or prophecy, but healing requires both to face the pain between them.

Rebecca longs for adventure beyond the future her uncle expects, while American Zachary hunts for stolen belongings. Their unexpected meeting offers each a spirited ally, but pursuing a life together means defying the roles society has assigned them.

Quiet Caroline secretly helps people denied freedom, while Pierce pursues powerful wrongdoers as the feared Black Baron. Their causes bring them together, challenging the disguises and anger that have kept each isolated from the possibility of love.

Heartbroken Nathanial has withdrawn from love when Charlaine offers uncomplicated friendship at his brother's wedding. Her patient companionship helps him rediscover joy, but the feelings growing between them demand risks neither friendship nor caution can avoid.

Bookish Lady Helen escapes a crowded assembly and meets Alexander Astor, a duke equally weary of courtship rituals. Their unexpected connection faces misunderstandings and family complications, leaving Helen to find the courage to speak for her own happiness.

Promised to a man whose wealth could save her family, Lady Maryann Hayes unexpectedly rescues Leopold Lancaster on a rainy London night. Their connection forces her to weigh duty against desire while he struggles to keep her in his life.

Garrett MacDrummond searches for the bride who vanished after their secret wedding. Claudia, unable to remember that night and separated from her child, must challenge her family's control as returning memories offer a chance to reclaim her life.

After two unloving marriages, Elaine Winters assumes romance has passed her by. A snowy Christmas gathering and their children's interference bring her closer to longtime admirer Gilbert Stirling, offering a chance at happiness she must dare to accept.

Convinced her chance at marriage has passed, Agnes distrusts a young earl's sudden attention. Grant's persistent courtship challenges her skepticism and society's expectations, leaving her to decide whether an unlikely proposal offers genuine love.

Governess Emma keeps her painful past hidden until Hugh Ashford returns to London on Crown business. Drawn into his investigation, she and the guarded duke must risk trusting each other as danger threatens their growing attachment.

Three years after losing his wife at sea, Grant Barrett finds her alive in a coastal abbey, with no memory of their marriage. As he courts her again, Nessa must decide whether to trust a love she cannot remember.

Independent Lady Harriet Beaumont fears that marriage would cost her freedom, while Duke Bradley Jackson plans a practical match to avoid heartbreak. Their unexpected attraction challenges those defenses, asking both whether trust can coexist with independence and uncertainty.

Lady Louisa Beaumont conceals her inability to read behind a polished social manner. After Lord Phineas Hawke wounds her with a careless remark, his changing behavior forces them both to question appearances and risk a more honest connection.

An act of cruelty leaves Lady Leonora Whickerton fearful and withdrawn. Drake Shaw, a marquess haunted by his own failure to protect someone, offers understanding and support as they gradually discover the courage to heal and trust each other.

Christina Beaumont tries to save her friend from marrying wealthy social climber Thorne Sharpe. Their rivalry turns into attraction, but her bravado conceals a vulnerable creative life she must decide whether to share with the man she opposed.

A kiss from privateer Henri Duret awakens Lady Juliet Edwards's desire for a less sheltered life. When she is captured at sea, Henri must confront the fear of emotional attachment that has kept him from returning her love.

Widowed Nora believes her inability to have children rules out a future with Troy Beaumont, heir to an earldom. Reunited under Grandma Edie's watchful eye, they must decide whether love outweighs the pressure to produce a family legacy.

Juliet Beaumont and Christopher Hurst once concealed their love, each certain it was unreturned. When Grandma Edie summons Christopher back to England, their reunion offers another chance, provided they can finally voice the feelings that once drove them apart.

Determined to save her friend from a loveless marriage, Edith Weston plots a Christmas romance at Cumberton Castle. Her scheme brings her closer to Jasper Beaumont, an earl under pressure to marry, and unexpectedly puts her own heart at stake.

Aspiring physician Evelyn Procten refuses to surrender her ambitions to marriage. A Christmas encounter with Richard Davenport, a viscount whose differences make him an outsider, opens the possibility of a relationship built on understanding rather than society's demands.

Living under a new name at sea, Ian MacDrummond tries to escape the family and grief he abandoned. Protecting Noelle Clement as she searches for her missing daughter forces him to confront his past and consider a future together.

Facing an unwanted marriage caused by her father's gambling, Sarah accepts a dowager's plan for a staged abduction. Hidden in a woodland cottage with Highlander Keir, she discovers that escape may also awaken unexpected feelings.

Yvaine MacKinnear falls four centuries into Scotland's past and meets Caelen, the warrior from her childhood legends. Claimed as a chieftain's daughter and promised in marriage, she struggles to choose her own future amid clan rivalries.

Sarah has found love and belonging with Keir's Highland clan, but a returning threat endangers their happiness. With support from their Scottish family and determined English allies, the couple must protect the future they fought to build.

Sarah travels north with Keir, seeking safety for her sister and nieces among his Highland clan. Their growing love faces opposition and lingering doubts, forcing them to balance family loyalty with the future they hope to share.

Free of her unwanted fiancé but rejected by society, Sarah rushes to help her sister. Keir delays his return to Scotland to accompany her, and their dangerous journey makes it harder to deny the feelings drawing them together.

Telepathic Maeve Wallace has endured exile and accusations of witchcraft when Laird Ewan MacDrummond rescues her from a river. Their growing connection offers comfort, but prejudice and clan expectations test whether they can build a life together.

In medieval Scotland, Yvaine discovers that her love for Caelen may help establish the clan that raised her centuries later. With war approaching, she must weigh the family she left behind against the future she could create.

Yvaine and Caelen bring former enemies together on the Fey Isles to establish Clan MacKinnear. As danger threatens their new home, Yvaine longs for help from the family she left four centuries in the future.

Childhood friends Anne Thatcher and Tobias Hawke have always relied on each other, but unspoken attraction complicates Anne's search for a husband. A Christmas encounter beneath the mistletoe forces them to consider whether love is worth risking their friendship.

Abandoned while pregnant, Beatrice Hartley expects marriage to offer protection rather than love. Charles Beaumont sees beyond her scandal, but choosing a future together requires them to defy the social rules that would keep her isolated.