The Blue Mountain Wolf Pack Books in Order
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Last updated: July 2, 2026
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The Blue Mountain Wolf Pack books in publication order
6 books
Alpha Wolf
by Emma Dean
2018
A one night stand with Kai pulls Amelia into a hidden world of wolves and magic. He may be the new alpha cleaning up a broken territory, but keeping her safe is not going to be simple.
Broken Wolf
by Emma Dean
2018
Shane is second to a powerful alpha, but peace has not quieted the storm inside him. Bonnie wants nothing to do with the paranormal world, until Shane makes it impossible to keep pretending it is not real.
Wolf Moon
by Emma Dean
2019
Jacob falls hard for Sage, the new waitress in La Grande, just as a rival pack starts testing Blue Mountain borders. She thinks she finally found home, but the paranormal world may shatter it.
Wolf Curse
by Emma Dean
2020
Alexander expects babysitting the traveling circus in pack territory to be easy work, until he meets Lily. She is a green witch with no real home, and their bond forces them both to face old wounds.
Wolf Bite
by Emma Dean
2021
When a wave of attacks leaves trauma nurse Zoe newly bitten, Liam knows she is his mate. Saving her life is only the start, because Zoe hates needing anyone and the pack is under pressure.
Wolf Claim
by Emma Dean
2022
Noah finally tracks down his mate, only to discover Harper is a raven assassin sent to kill him and his pack. Their chemistry is instant, but trust is a much harder fight.
The Blue Mountain Wolf Pack books in chronological order

Alpha Wolf
by Emma Dean
2018The Blue Mountain Wolf Pack, Book 1
Broken Wolf
by Emma Dean
2018The Blue Mountain Wolf Pack, Book 2
Wolf Moon
by Emma Dean
2019The Blue Mountain Wolf Pack, Book 3
Wolf Curse
by Emma Dean
2020The Blue Mountain Wolf Pack, Book 4
Wolf Bite
by Emma Dean
2021The Blue Mountain Wolf Pack, Book 5
Wolf Claim
by Emma Dean
2022The Blue Mountain Wolf Pack, Book 6
Series background & context
The Blue Mountain Wolf Pack sits inside Emma Dean's larger Council of Paranormals world, but it works well as its own corner of that setting. The series follows a wolf pack trying to steady itself after years of bad leadership, violence, and damage to its territory. New alpha Kai is cleaning up a mess, and every book shows another piece of what it takes to build a safer pack.
These wolves are not starting from a perfect place.
The setting matters a lot here. The pack's territory stretches through Oregon, with Portland in the background and La Grande becoming an important home base. Auto shops, diners, woods, pack houses, and small-town routines give the books a grounded feel, even when witches, raven assassins, and rival packs start causing problems.
Each book centers on a different member of the pack and the person who turns their life sideways. Kai and Amelia open the series in Alpha Wolf. Then the spotlight shifts to Shane and Bonnie, Jacob and Sage, Alexander and Lily, Liam and Zoe, and finally Noah and Harper. Some mates are human, some are magical, and some arrive with baggage big enough to shake the whole pack.
Across the series, the big tension is never just romance. Rogue wolves keep testing the borders, the rival Cascade pack stays dangerous, and newly bitten humans create fresh problems the pack cannot ignore. Because these books live in the Council of Paranormals universe, outside groups like the Cirque de Nuit Pride and various witches can step in without feeling random.
That mix is the appeal. You get fated mates, pack politics, and a found-family vibe, but you also get an ongoing story about leadership, recovery, and what a healthy pack is supposed to look like after everything has gone wrong.
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