The Blackthorn Basin Trilogy: The Complete Collection: The Complete Trilogy

Declan Marsh


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Blackthorn basalt rimrock, ponderosa forest, a hot springs meadow that steams even in January, and three shifter communities sharing ground under an old, uneasy treaty. Timberline's wolves hold the high timber. Red Butte's cougars claim the rimrock. Cinder Den's bears run the river orchards. The human town below does not officially know what lives in the surrounding terrain.

This complete collection contains all three novels — three different couples, three complete happily-ever-afters, one shared world.

North Pass: An early blizzard strands civilians on disputed high ground. Timberline's territorial marshal Silas Voss and Red Butte's search-and-rescue chief Jude Mercado are the obvious men to run the joint rescue. The fated mate bond that arrives mid-crisis is not. A man who has made control into a religion meets a man whose famous freedom is structured loneliness.

Burn Line: After a wildfire evacuation nearly exposes the basin's shifters, the county stations an emergency manager with a mandate to document everything healer Beck Dorr has spent years quietly erasing. When Micah Wynn sees Beck half-shifted and chooses careful questions over panic, the bond arrives before either man has a framework for it.

Home Range: A conservation agreement that could save the basin requires a charter no one wants to sign as written. When the mate bond between Cinder Den's head Rafe Lytle and Red Butte's reluctant political heir Theo Mercer detonates in the middle of a council fight — in public, in front of every stakeholder — both men find themselves compromised and unable to stop what is already beginning.

Sharper and harder-won than easy warmth, the Blackthorn Basin Trilogy asks one can men raised to defend borders learn that home is not the line they hold, but the people they dare to let across it?
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