Montana Wolves Books in Order
Part ofChristine Bell Books in OrderFind the Montana Wolves books by Christine Bell in order, with summaries, shifter-romance background, and help starting this connected paranormal series.
Last updated: July 14, 2026
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Montana Wolves books in publication order
2 books
Home for the Howlidays
by Christine Bell
2014
A holiday return to the Montana Wolves world, where shifter bonds, pack ties, and seasonal celebrations bring old tensions close to the surface. Romance and family loyalty are tested when home proves more complicated than expected.
Opposition
by Christine Bell
2014
The Montana Wolves saga continues as pack loyalties, old rules, and dangerous enemies push its characters toward a breaking point. Love offers a way forward, but only if they are willing to challenge the world that shaped them.
Montana Wolves books in chronological order

Opposition
by Christine Bell
2014Montana Wolves, Book 4
Opposition
by Christine Bell
2014Montana Wolves, Book 4
Opposition
by Christine Bell
2014Montana Wolves, Book 4
Opposition
by Christine Bell
2014Montana Wolves, Book 4
Home for the Howlidays
by Christine Bell
2014Montana Wolves, Book 5
Opposition
by Christine Bell
2014Montana Wolves, Book 4
Series background & context
Montana Wolves is Christine Bell's paranormal-romance series written as Chloe Cole. It takes place in the same larger supernatural world as Montana Dragons, where wolf shifters live in packs governed by loyalty, hierarchy, and traditions that can become cages.
The series begins with Prey, followed by Awakening, Redemption, Opposition, and the holiday story Home for the Howlidays. The books explore romances shaped by pack politics, old grudges, and the difficult gap between what a person is expected to do and what they actually want.
At the heart of the series is a question that keeps returning in different forms: who gets to choose a mate, a family, or a future? The wolf world has powerful leaders and deeply rooted customs, but the characters do not always agree that those customs deserve obedience.
The Montana setting gives the books room for isolated pack territory, hidden supernatural communities, and conflicts that can turn personal fast. Romance remains central, though. Characters are often pulled together by attraction and loyalty while outside threats force them to decide what they are willing to fight for.
The Montana Dragons novels cross over with this series, particularly through the wider network of shifters and alliances. Readers do not have to alternate between the two series, but starting with the wolves gives useful context for some of the relationships and politics that appear later in the dragon books.
These are adult shifter romances with protective instincts, intense bonds, and danger close to home. Begin with Prey and continue through Opposition before reading Home for the Howlidays as a seasonal return to the characters and their world.
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