Being put in charge of a werewolf pack might be someone’s dream, but it’s Hedi’s nightmare. Hints that it’s not working out include the Creemore wolves wanting her blood. And the Council of Weres wanting her dead... Then all Hedi's wishes are granted. Robson Trowbridge, pack leader, returns – and her love isn't alone. He's found her missing twin brother, Lexi, among the fae. With this double helping of wonderful, things should’ve been all sunshine and flowers, but the fae lands have changed both men. Hedi’s brother is dying of an addiction, and her relationship with Robson may not survive the forces pushing them apart. To combat the darkness ahead, Hedi must face her dangerous were/fae heritage – and accept the consequences. * * * * * The Thing about Wolves is published under the title The Thing about Weres in the United States.

Renowned author Algernon Blackwood defined his own unique niche in the horror genre, exploring strange and occult themes in subtle, leisurely paced, elegantly written tales. The stories collected in The Wolves of God run the gamut in terms of subject matter and style, making this volume a good introduction to Blackwood's prodigious body of work.

For the first time ever, the complete ASTOUNDING WOLF-MAN is collected in one volume! When Gary Hampton is mauled and left for dead, his life takes a drastic turn! When the moon is full, he transforms into a beast of the night„a werewolf! But this curse will not be used for evil. Witness the birth of the world's most unlikely new superhero„The Astounding Wolf-Man! Collects ASTOUNDING WOLF-MAN #1-25 and INVINCIBLE #57.

The Sea-Wolf' is a psychological adventure novel by American novelist Jack London. It first got published in 1904. The protagonist, Humphrey van Weyden, is a literary critic who is a survivor of an ocean collision and who comes under the dominance of Wolf Larsen, the powerful and amoral sea captain who rescues him.

The wolfkin clans have hidden from humanity for eons, treading the line between legend and reality, guarded against those who hunt their kind. Yet despite their caution, the clans are ambushed at a peaceful gathering of their people and the loss of life is devastating, the cost reverberating through the clans for decades. Lost in the aftermath of the ambush and assumed dead by most, the pup Luca is locked inside his wolf, too young to understand how to change back. Adopted by biologists he’s raised as a wild animal. The child Luca was is gone, replaced by a fully-grown dire wolf called Ghost. A violent attack at the sanctuary by those who hunt his kind spurs Ghost into revealing his true nature, and eventually, he finds himself on a path back home. As the alpha heir to his clan, Kane has spent years fighting for revenge and justice. He returns to the mountains where their people died, meeting a hauntingly familiar stranger named Ghost. Chaos ensues after the wolfkin’s dormant Goddess unexpectedly decides to mate Kane and Ghost. The shocking existence of their bonding flies in the face of accepted wolfkin law and lore. Ghost and Kane unearth buried truths even as betrayal and enemies close in on them, and without the steadfast loyalty and love of family and friends, they may not be safe from the very people they fight to protect.

The continuing story of Andrew, now High Priest of Tegwen Island, who sets out on a journey to help bring an end to a war between men and wolves near the town of Hoddom, at the request of his old friends, the wolves Hengest and Horsa. A dark force has returned, however, and plagues his journey as well as his return to Tegwen where he must right an old error to save the Island from destruction.

War is coming. Marc Kincaid has one shot to convince a rival pack that their only chance at survival is to form an alliance. Nothing will stop him from protecting what's his. Until he runs across an unexpected glitch—a bonnie Fae lass with curves capable of unmanning him and a stubborn streak to match. His response to her is instant and hungry, and makes him burn for more than just survival. But she's not a rule he's willing to break. Bronaugh Lane has been fighting her dark fae nature her entire life. Giving up control is not an option. Not even for a wolf with the hard muscles of a warrior and a soft Scottish brogue. She should keep her distance, but her lusty nature is her undoing, nearly messing up her plans to get close to the wolf pack, because Marc is her only chance at infiltrating their den. And then the game changes. There are no rules now.