Shifters and Partners Books in Order

Human Tom Langley and wolf shifter Sean Goods make an effective police partnership, but Tom's husband resents Sean. When Tom's marriage breaks down, comfort and sexual attraction blur the boundaries between friendship, professional teamwork, and a deeper relationship.

Policeman Joey's crude jokes and prejudice complicate his assignment with gay fox shifter Dylan. As they attempt to make an unpredictable working partnership succeed, Joey faces an attraction that challenges his assumptions about his partner and himself.

Wolf shifter Sean recovers from an injury while his relationship with policeman Tom faces fresh strain. Hearing a little girl's plea for help and confronting old family wounds leave Sean questioning his own senses and their future.

Wolf shifter Grant Ralstead believes his human colleague Sahil Singh is his mate, but Sahil distrusts him and rejects that certainty. Dangerous assignments and hurt feelings complicate Grant's efforts to turn their working partnership into a relationship.

Police partners Kevin and Rhys share a casual sexual relationship, but Kevin wants commitment. A certification program exposes problems in their partnership while Rhys, who has wolf ancestry but cannot shift, faces questions about himself and their future.

An FBI raid on a drug lord's property uncovers a chained, half-starved animal apparently kept as a yard dog. Realizing that the frightened, angry creature is a wolf changes the agents' understanding of what they have found.

Policeman Craig reluctantly enters a program pairing officers with shifters and initially hopes to fail. Discovering that the training interests him becomes more complicated when he develops feelings for an irritating shifter who seems determined to ignore him.

Quiet records worker Wallace Avery hides both his sexuality and his identity as a fox shifter. An offer of better-paid police work brings more stress than expected, especially when attraction to a policeman complicates his carefully private life.

Policeman Nat helps an injured wolf shifter named Journey, and their connection develops into attraction. Building trust means considering Journey's asexuality and working out how differing needs for intimacy might fit within a relationship they both want.

Facing a hungry winter, wolf shifter Trey leaves his mountain family to seek work through a shifter partnership program. He chooses a human partner for practical reasons, hoping to keep emotion out of an arrangement that could support his family.

Tim, a wolf shifter with a partial disability, has spent years enduring ridicule at his police precinct. A required certification course reunites him with Levi, a former casual hookup whose kindness threatens the defenses Tim uses to conceal his vulnerabilities.

After six months with Jon, Wallace is ready to meet his boyfriend's son. An overheard conversation makes him question Jon's intentions, while a dangerous undercover assignment places their developing relationship under pressure and threatens their safety.

Clay takes a police job to provide for his wolf pack despite his distrust of law enforcement. His attraction to Sheriff Harry complicates matters further, challenging the alpha's conviction that a human cannot be a suitable mate.

Lexie finds new possibilities as his life begins to improve, with old friends and new acquaintances opening different paths. Continuing events after Foxed Up, this short story follows the choices and opportunities that allow him to grow.

Gentle wolf shifter Riley owes his survival to the gangster who took him in, but serving as an enforcer increasingly tests his conscience. Fear of losing his pack competes with the possibility of a different life as a police officer.

Wolf shifter Charlie longs for his lonely boss, Sahil, despite knowing Sahil already has a mate. His rude, fiercely loyal coworker Russ further complicates Charlie's working life, hiding feelings of his own behind their difficult interactions.

A police officer receives his final chance to qualify for a wolf partnership, but his new partner is hostile, traumatized and afraid of dogs. Growing attraction makes him reluctant to quit as he discovers how deeply the wolf's past affects him.

Disillusioned with police work, Alec leaves the shifter partnership program. Troubleshooter Dean tries to persuade him to return, but Alec wants a mate rather than a professional partner, forcing Dean to consider feelings that conflict with his assignment.

Quiet police officer Tomas Quiróz finds comfort in books, work and his wolf partner Riley, yet remains lonely. Attraction to a new man disrupts his routine while developments around the precinct complicate his search for friendship and something more.

Veterans Harris and James struggle to settle into civilian life as a police officer and private investigator. James conceals both his half-wolf nature and his love for Harris, whose insistence that he is straight obscures increasingly complicated feelings.

After a painful experience, police officer Shane struggles to connect with Peter, a wolf already professionally partnered with someone else. Peter's interest offers unexpected comfort, but his existing partner's possessiveness makes their growing personal connection difficult.

Cooper Hayes faces controversy after being cast as a wolf police officer despite being human. An unhappy showrunner and unfriendly costar undermine his confidence, while attraction to a wolf security guard creates another complication behind the scenes.

Marlow has escaped a hostile wolf pack and found stability in police work, only to discover his mate is fox shifter Frankie. Frankie already dislikes him, and past trauma makes building trust harder than recognizing their unexpected bond.

Ambitious police officer Devin enters a training course determined to excel and secure a wolf partner. Rickey, a shifter living in a van, attends for more practical reasons, leaving their different priorities at odds with an unexpected attraction.

Wolf shifter Will dates readily, frustrating his police partner Elliot, who insists he is not gay. Elliot's strict religious upbringing makes confronting his feelings difficult, while both men must examine what their partnership and attraction mean to them.

After prison and a mistaken mate bond, wolf-and-big-cat hybrid Andy finds support at Mill House, a reintegration home for troubled shifters. Leaving its security and meeting attractive Isaac Knowles challenge his distrust of relationships and desire for stability.

Peter feels trapped in a dead-end job and struggles to accept his sexuality, while believing his wolf-shifter friend Charlie deserves better work. Charlie proposes joining a shifter program together, creating closer contact that brings Peter's feelings into focus.

Jay fears his wolf partner Bo has been abducted after he vanishes without warning. Investigating a rejected suitor, a suspicious fox, and a corrupt sheriff forces Jay to cross dangerous people before time runs out for Bo.

Fox shifter Cody questions his suitability for homicide work, while burned-out inspector Robert struggles with guilt over a dead partner. Their attraction offers happiness, but both must confront uncertain careers and the risks of beginning a relationship.

A fox shifter is tired of being his police boyfriend’s secret and doubts their proposed working partnership. Friendship with an attractive wolf complicates his choices, challenging expectations that foxes and wolves cannot share a romantic bond.

Wolf shifter Rory struggles with a police partner who has grown hostile and a pack he cannot return to. Friends at a diner offer support, while his growing connection to Elias challenges his resistance to a committed relationship.

Divorced officer Beckett hopes partnering with a wolf shifter will help him rediscover purpose in police work. New friendships and complicated feelings gradually reopen the possibility of romance, despite his doubts about dating and his own patterns of attraction.