Fall Mountain Shifters Books in Order
Fall Mountain Shifters is a series of 6 books written by G Bailey.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Fall Mountain Shifters books in publication order
6 books
Her Defenders
by G Bailey
2021
Returned to the Ravensword Pack, a rejected wolf uncovers the past concealed from her by Fall Mountain's four alphas. Their intertwined identities and the danger posed by her former pack ignite a conflict that threatens everyone she loves.
Her Night Wolf
by G Bailey
2021
The Fall Mountain Pack's alpha female returns to her mates after escaping King Cenwyn's court. Persephone's intrusion into her mind and the king's advancing armies threaten the freedom and family she has fought to claim.
Her Royal Wolf
by G Bailey
2021
To become Fall Mountain's alpha female, Mai must compete in an ancient rite against stronger, better-trained wolves. Unable to rely on her alphas for rescue, she enters a deadly forest as old gods stir toward war.
Her Salvation
by G Bailey
2021
After betrayal follows her victory in the Rite, Fall Mountain's alpha female infiltrates the angel king's world. Working from his side, she seeks alliances that can give her pack an army and a chance against King Cenwyn.
Her Wolves
by G Bailey
2021
An orphaned young woman discovers that her fated mate is her pack's new alpha, only to face his brutal rejection. Rescued by Fall Mountain's four feared alphas, she enters a pack whose power comes from a forbidden god.
Fall of Embers
by G Bailey
2022
Wolf shifter Serendipity Fall is expected to become the dragon king's mate in a city she cannot leave. Determined to escape and find her family, she falls for a dark wolf whose love could bring the gods' wrath.
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