Werewolf Wars Books in Order
Part ofBethany Shaw Books in OrderExplore the Werewolf Wars books by Bethany Shaw in order, with short summaries and a guide to the titles and where to start.
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Werewolf Wars books in publication order
5 books
Out of the Shadows
by Bethany Shaw
2013
Devon escapes his stepfather's violent pack with his siblings and finds refuge on his uncle's ranch. His attraction to human Lark deepens as rival werewolves threaten their families and draw them into an approaching war.
Finding Our Way
by Bethany Shaw
2014
After hitting Daniel with her car, Nora discovers werewolves exist and becomes a target herself. Sheltering on a Texas ranch, they struggle with dangerous pursuers, family loyalties, and secrets that could undermine their growing trust.
Forbidden Hope
by Bethany Shaw
2014
Emily's powerful father treats her rare ability to shift as a bargaining tool for pack alliances. Drawn to grieving newcomer Marcus, she must find a way to escape an arranged future and choose her own mate.
Into the Unknown
by Bethany Shaw
2014
New alpha Gene struggles to protect his pack as war approaches, reluctantly joining forces with Talia, a woman related to his enemies. Their growing attraction demands trust neither can easily offer while her family threatens them.
Lost and Found
by Bethany Shaw
2014
Presumed dead and trapped behind enemy lines, Sarah must survive the wilderness with wolf shifter Vincent. As their pursuers close in, his determination to protect her challenges her fear of losing another person she loves.
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