Tom Langley and Sean Goods work together in a human-and-wolf shifter partnership, assisting the police, rushing in to solve crimes wherever their bosses send them.  They're a great team, and they have fun together, too: joking and enjoying each other's company in a way that doesn't happen every day. 

Tom is also a married man.  And his husband hates the wolf shifter with a passion.  Tom tries to balance the sides of his life—one minute on a high-pressure chase with Sean, the next placating his husband Lowell.  

Then the unthinkable happens: his marriage ends.  Heartbroken, he's not expecting to ever get over Lowell's betrayal or to be able to love again.  

Sean offers a solution: sex as friends.  They have chemistry, and they trust each other.  

But can they change their partnership that much?  And is Sean secretly harboring feelings for him—expecting more than just sex?

Sean is a loveable, funny, strong, and protective.  He's the best buddy a guy could have.  But Tom might not be able to keep from breaking his heart—if Sean is in love with him, and Tom can't love him back.

Warning: this novel contains angst

Sexiness level: Medium-high

Length: 78,000 words

Themes: paranormal, contemporary, cops, partners, wolf shifters / werewolves, friends-to-lovers, angst, emotional

22,000 words

A "Marrying Men" story. These pseudo-historical tales feature men marrying one another in various worlds and ways. Happy ending are to be expected.

Sean is happy with his mate, Tom. As far as he's concerned, life is golden. Except for when it isn't. Their work is dangerous. While Sean's recovering from his most recent injury, he hears a little girl in his head, calling for help. And his wolf side is acting up: too sensitive, too vulnerable. He needs Tom more than ever, especially when it means facing his family and old wounds. Even if things are never truly right for his wolf side, at least he has a mate who will never leave him…right? 

Takes place after "My Partner the Wolf"

89,000 words. Some angst. Some wolf stuff. Lots of love. Happy ending. (I promise!) 

Sexiness level: Medium-ish

When the opportunity he never wanted is thrust into his lap, he has to decide what to do about it.  Police work and a pay raise, and probably stress up to his eyeballs, or trying to stay in his old life and pretending he's not capable of so much more?

Whatever he chooses, he definitely doesn't want to fall for someone from his workplace.  Especially not that cop . . . 

63,000 words
A Shifters and Partners Novel

Dylan is a mess: clingy and broken, cheerful but lost, seriously unpredictable…and very gay. But Joey desperately wants the partnership to succeed. He's not willing to lose the fox shifter for any reason, even when Dyl drives him crazy. 

Is there any way to make it work? And will the weird attraction he feels to the cute redhead ever go away? 


57,000 words

But the program proves to be both more interesting and more harrowing than he expected.  Especially because of one guy he can't seem to stop thinking about, a gorgeous yet annoying shifter Craig can't forget or ignore.  

The only thing is, the shifter in question seems to have no such problem ignoring or forgetting about Craig.

approx 40,000 words
a shifters and partners story

But Skyler Zane is more of a mess than any closeted cop could ever be, with an abusive ex and a history of mental issues. And instead of avoiding him, Hunt ends up taking him under his wing, looking out for him. 

And maybe falling for him, too. Everything is going well — including their unexpected feelings for each other — until Sky's skills come to the wrong attention. Now it's up to Hunt to find him — and figure out how to keep them both alive.

~45,000 words

a Men of the ESRB novel 

The Extra Sensory Regulatory Bureau rates talented individuals like empaths and clairvoyants. They have special gifts--and often some extra burdens that go along with them. The ESRB takes care of its own, but these guys still have a lot to figure out about life--and love. Stay tuned for more tales from the men of the ESRB!

Peter already has a partner on the job, the jealous and protective Sue. So, what's the deal? Maybe he wants something else from Shane. Maybe his interest is purely personal...and not in the least professional. Shane's starting to feel pretty unprofessional himself.

But having feelings for Peter is riskier than Shane could ever have guessed.

56,600 words

A shifters and partners novel

Takes place after "FOXED"

~62,000 words

~52,000 words

Heat level: very low

a shifters and partners novel
(standalone)

Contains a short excerpt from the next book in the series.

James, half-wolf and secretive about it, has had confused feelings for Harris for a long time. Figuring out he was gay was pretty damned painful, and the only guy he has any real interest in is never going to feel the same way. 

As for Harris? Definitely straight. It's odd that he notices guys sometimes, but he's always dated girls. Maybe a little desperately. It's not something he thinks about much — except for when he does. 

These days, they try to stay away from each other, but that's not always possible. Throw a sassy fox shifter into the mix, and the things they've both tried to hide might come out after all.

63,000 words

Shifters and Partners #21 (standalone)

Heat: Low

Rhys is part wolf shifter but can't shift.  Kev is a former overweight teenager who doesn't stand up for himself very well.  But he wants to be somebody's one and only someday—not just a sex buddy.

When it's time to get certified as the official shifter and partner team their precinct needs, the process reveals fundamental cracks in their relationship, tensions that have to be resolved—one way or another.

Do they have what it takes to make it work—as a team and as more?

33,000 words

You know what they say.  Be careful what you wish for. 

I had no idea wolves could be as broken as my new partner is.  He has an intense phobia of dogs, his attitude reeks, he barely knows how to take care of himself, and doesn't care about much of anything — except having lots of sex.  

That's the best thing about our partnership, the sex.  But sometimes I wonder if it's worth it.  I don't know how to fix this.  He's difficult, annoying, handsome as hell...and I don't want to give him up.

My dream come true is starting to feel like a nightmare.  But the one he's living turns out to be far worse.

A shifters and partners novel
Heat level: medium
63,000 words

60,700 words – very low heat

A Shifters and Partners story

Takes place after "LOYAL" and contains characters from that story.

Cooper Hayes has finally landed a great role as the main character on a TV show about wolf shifters working with the police. The only problem? He's not a wolf—and the character he's playing is.

Some people aren't happy about that, including the showrunner, Sahil Singh, who's looking for an excuse to get rid of him. Between that, issues with his unfriendly costar, and his own fragile sense of self-worth, this is no time for Coop to be falling for a hot security guard—who just happens to be a wolf.

~67,000 words – very low heat

A Shifters and Partners story

Marlow's childhood was a nightmare, as an orphaned wolf shifter trying to survive a hostile pack and protect his younger brother. At twenty-three, he's finally in a good place, with a great job working with the police and a partner he trusts. But is he ready for a mate? 

Even if he can wrap his head and his heart around this, is there any chance for a good outcome? Marlow has no idea how to even begin talking to a pretty fox shifter. It would help if Frankie didn't hate him already...

69,000 words. Very low heat.