Outcast Pack Books in Order

Injured wolf shifter Drew seeks refuge with River, the ex who once mistook secrecy for infidelity. Their reunion exposes a supernatural world River thought imaginary, forcing him to confront his own family's connections as hunters and rival wolves threaten the pack.

Paramedic Con values the freedom offered by the Outcast Pack, while Zach has been raised to lead a rival group. Their attraction brings personal desire into conflict with family obligation and threatens the independence Con's friends are fighting to preserve.

Kyle's rural property offers outcast wolves a place to gather, drawing unwelcome attention from established packs. Leopard shifter Cooper arrives to assess their future for the Coven, but attraction to Kyle compromises the impartiality his assignment requires.

Snake shifter Taylor wants injured lawyer Justin to act as bait for hunters targeting their community. Justin knows Taylor's methods too well to trust the plan easily, while hidden attraction makes the risk of putting his life in Taylor's hands more complicated.

Two wolf shifters risk turning a valued friendship into romance after a night neither can easily dismiss. Fear of heartbreak and the possibility that a failed relationship could cost one his place in their pack make admitting their feelings difficult.

At a mate-finding event, reluctant wolf shifter Brandon meets Ross, a witch determined to find his destined partner. Attraction challenges Brandon's refusal to commit, while Ross must navigate the defenses of a man who distrusts the promise of forever.

Returning to Melbourne, George discovers new possibilities for gay wolf shifters and renewed feelings for his friend's older brother Evan. Evan's concealed past and obligations to a controlling pack threaten their connection, forcing choices between family expectations and personal freedom.

Rescued from hunters, Mitchell survives with lasting injuries and an unintended magical bond to witch Penrith. Their Christmas reunion tests whether an attachment formed without consent can become a freely chosen relationship, despite professional repercussions and fears of further hurt.