Loved by the bear
Loved by the Bear - Book 1
Audrey - I’m not sure what I was hoping to find when I returned to my mother’s hometown in California twenty-five years after she'd moved to Maine. It sure wasn’t the hot stranger I had to leave behind when I got word my brother had been kidnapped. The guy was supposed to be a one-night stand, but even though I’m three thousand miles away from him, he’s crowding my mind with memories when my focus needs to on my brother Connell’s rescue. Even more importantly, I should be thinking about the implications of the Eradicators’ return for vengeance against werebear.
Max - Audrey Le Roux had no idea her carefree days were about to come to an abrupt halt the night we met. But I did. I shouldn’t have let her see me… or have me. I was caught in her spell the way she was in mine, and my weakness may have ruined everything. As the alpha in line to take over for the woman who saved an entire werebear kingdom, Audrey’s about to be tested in ways only the strongest can survive. To do so she’s going to need me by her side, but she has to earn my heart in a contest she has no idea she’s entered. One I can’t lose.
Amazon | Apple | Nook | Google | Kobo
Loved by the Bear - Book 2
Josie is determined to find Max, and when she manages to enter Le Roux territory, she thinks she is set. Unfortunately, no amount of training can prepare her for what she finds.
Madison is in love — true-mate style. She’s ready to take the next step on her journey with Trace. She meets his parents, dreams about the family, and even comes to terms with the painful ceremony of changing. All she needs now is her new clan alpha, Marion Robichaux’s blessing…
Amazon | Apple | Nook | Google | Kobo
Loved by the Bear - Book 3
Audrey knows she’s Max’s true mate, but he doesn’t read the clues the same way, and when he believes Josie’s life is in danger, he goes on a mission to save her.
Josie’s cover is about to be blown, and she’s desperate to survive. She turns to the Eradicators for help, but doing so could be an even bigger mistake.