Kingdom of Wolves Books in Order

Kingdom of Wolves is a multi‑author world built around wolf‑shifter packs, brutal hierarchies, and hard‑won happy endings. Amelia Hutchins steps into it with Alpha’s Claim.

Her story follows Braelyn, the alpha’s daughter who once looked her fated mate in the eye and lied to save his life. She told Saint he wasn’t hers, pushed him away, and watched him be sent somewhere worse than death. Years later he returns as the king of all alphas, backed by a pack of broken men he’s turned into something unshakeable.

Saint has revenge on his mind and Braelyn at the top of his list. Their reunion is not gentle; it’s teeth and claws, grief and fury, and a lot of unresolved desire. Both of them are carrying scars—hers from the choice she made, his from what was done to him after she made it.

The book works as a standalone, so you can read it without tracking every other title in the Kingdom of Wolves line. Expect fated‑mates intensity, pack politics, and a slow, vicious untangling of whether love is enough to make up for a decade of betrayal.

If your favorite part of shifter romance is watching two stubborn alphas drag each other back from the edge, Alpha’s Claim delivers exactly that.