Ghost Mountain Wolf Shifters Books in Order

Hayden Scott sets out for a simple hike and comes home an alpha. Faced with a brutally damaged pack, a furious mother wolf and far too many missing shifters, he has to rebuild Ghost Mountain with little more than compassion, stubbornness and a very short list.

Baker Shelley Martins believes she needs a steady, sensible life, not more chaos. When a delivery from HomeWild brings far more than a school building, she must face the truth about her own courage and the role she played in dragging her pack out of hell.

Lissa chose to stay with the broken Ghost Mountain pack, but healing is slower and messier than she ever imagined. When patience runs out, a supposedly meek bookkeeper must decide how far she will go, and how loudly her wolf is willing to roar, to protect her own.

Fallon grew up on the streets and kept wolves alive by stealing from the shadows. As Ghost Mountain steps into the light, this raven shifter has no idea how to follow. Returning stolen treasures and making peace with a polar bear may be the first step.

Kennedy is a teenage baby alpha who knows she is too fierce, too much and probably destined to break her pack. Determined to leave before that happens, she pushes everyone away, only to learn that real strength sometimes looks like letting others hold you.

When polar bear shifter Ronan lands at Ghost Mountain with a plane full of purple yarn, he expects a short visit and some engineering puzzles. Instead he finds a pack that needs his huge heart, and a woman whose quiet competence nearly breaks his control.

Ghost Mountain’s long-awaited den building finally arrives, along with visitors, surprises and hard news. Myrna, who has stood at the center of the pack since its founding, must rethink what it means to be an elder when her people need her in new places.

A baby raven is about to be born, and the entire Ghost Mountain pack is rattled long before any eggshell cracks. As old wounds and fierce protective instincts flare, sentinel Rio has to steady the dominants while facing his own fractures.

Bailey leads the shadow pack and carries scars, a wrecked shoulder and a newborn packmate with bear-sized appetites. As an overeager wolf insists she is allowed to want more from life, Bailey has to choose between staying small and risking the kind of hope that once hurt her.

Ghost Mountain is hosting a long-awaited mating ceremony, complete with visiting polar bears and very little sleep. A wolf who burns sausages and a poet who doubts his own worth are pushed to the center of the celebration and asked to believe they belong there.

New residences are rising on the mountain, a teenage polar bear prowls the border and an old lieutenant is trying to slink home. Evan, now carrying serious pack responsibilities, discovers that his wolf’s impulsive choices may be exactly the spark Ghost Mountain needs.

At first snow, a young polar bear bard arrives bearing gifts for a very small king. Swept into Ghost Mountain’s swirling stories, this teenage teller has to find her own voice while learning that sometimes the bard is as much the tale as the one who speaks it.

Seven years after her mate’s murder turned Ruby Dunn toward rage and vengeance, her children face a mother who no longer recognizes them. Her past and her uncertain memories raise difficult questions for the pack.