Stanton Pack Books in Order
Stanton Pack is a series of 5 books written by Kathi S Barton.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Stanton Pack books in publication order
5 books
Brayden
by Kathi S Barton
2017
Brayden Stanton returns from Africa with a fiancée who is not his mate, already questioning his choice. Meanwhile, wounded Dane arrives with no memory of her past, drawing his family into danger surrounding the women in his life.
Christian
by Kathi S Barton
2017
Country lawyer Christian Stanton recognizes his mate in Allie, the instructor hired to teach his family self-defense. She knows about shifters but rejects his immediate claim, forcing him to contend with a woman determined to make her own choices.
Colton
by Kathi S Barton
2018
Hailey Whitehead stops an armed diner attack, then suffers serious injuries during her arrest. The Stantons' efforts to heal her change her humanity, while Colton's announcement that she is his mate further complicates a week already beyond her control.
Julian
by Kathi S Barton
2018
Private investigator Julian Stanton helps Tess O'Rourke escape a former friend who stalks her and threatens her baby. Discovering Tess is his mate turns a family favor into a personal mission to protect both mother and daughter.
Levi
by Kathi S Barton
2019
After her father nearly kills her, Ray Spencer faces uncertain recovery and an aunt determined to take her younger brother. Levi recognizes Ray as his mate, but helping her involves respecting her choices while confronting dangerous family pressure.
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