Corporate Wolves Books in Order

Crissy Smith's Corporate Wolves is a short paranormal romance series that brings wolf shifters into a workplace setting. The two books, The Favour and Losing Control, are compact, adult stories with hidden supernatural identities, intense attraction, and characters who have to decide whether they can trust a relationship that changes the rules of their lives.

The series begins with The Favour. Annabelle Scott has long been attracted to her bosses, Matt McCoy and Trevor King. When they ask her to join them for a working weekend at their house, she expects an unusual assignment. What she does not expect is to learn that they are shape-shifters or that they see her as part of the family they want to build.

Work follows the characters home.

The first story uses the contrast between an ordinary professional relationship and a hidden shifter world. Annabelle has to take in a great deal at once: the men she desires have been keeping secrets, their family territory has its own rules, and their idea of a future includes her. The focus is on trust, attraction, and the decision to step into a world she never knew existed.

Losing Control continues the series with another wolf-shifter romance. Like the first book, it is a shorter read built around supernatural desire and the pressures that come with trying to manage both instinct and everyday life. The title points to one of the recurring concerns in Smith's shifter fiction: how much control a person can keep when powerful emotions, Pack ties, and their animal nature are all pulling at once.

These books are more intimate in scale than the Were Chronicles. Readers should expect a direct, adult romance rather than a long-running political arc or a large cast of recurring characters. The corporate angle gives the series its starting flavor, but the main draw is the collision between workplace attraction and a secret supernatural life.

Begin with The Favour. It introduces the premise and establishes the blend of office-world expectations, Pack territory, and unconventional romance that defines the series.