Wolf-Shifter Series Series by G.A. Hauser

‘Cowboy’ Charlie Mosby worked on a horse ranch in Heber, Utah. He loved his work, the owners of the ranch, and his co-workers; wranglers who helped tourists with guided horse tours and trail riding all year round. But after a chance meeting with a handsome gay man who had helped Charlie change a flat tire on Interstate 80 a month ago, Charlie was beginning to wonder about his sexuality. And if that wasn’t confusing enough, strange things were happening on the ranch... more‘Cowboy’ Charlie Mosby worked on a horse ranch in Heber, Utah. He loved his work, the owners of the ranch, and his co-workers; wranglers who helped tourists with guided horse tours and trail riding all year round. But after a chance meeting with a handsome gay man who had helped Charlie change a flat tire on Interstate 80 a month ago, Charlie was beginning to wonder about his sexuality. And if that wasn’t confusing enough, strange things were happening on the ranch. Satanic worship? A strange cult ritual? Whatever it was, it wasn’t good for the owners or the horses on it. One night Charlie stumbles upon Roman Burk in the woods, naked, bleeding and shivering in the cold. What Charlie never imagined was who -or what- Roman was. Even though the handsome stranger seemed to vanish at times and reappear as if by magic, Charlie was infatuated by this man. Roman was fearful of revealing his secret. Most of all to a cowboy who was spending more time hunting him, than loving him. In this shape-shifting story of sexual bonding and discovery, can both Charlie and Roman find what they’re looking for? It’s a question of honor; one that has been up for debate since the first time man set his eyes on this formidable predator. It’s about the mutual respect of Wolves and Men. less

In the sequel to Of Wolves and Men we find ATF Agent Roman Burk and horse wrangler Charlie Mosby, still investigating the strange curse they have been burdened with. Charlie struggles to come to terms with his boss and co-workers on the horse ranch in Heber, Utah, knowing he is Roman's gay lover. This new problem of changing into a wolf or crow whenever they grow angry or emotional, has both Charlie and Roman near the end of their rope... moreIn the sequel to Of Wolves and Men we find ATF Agent Roman Burk and horse wrangler Charlie Mosby, still investigating the strange curse they have been burdened with. Charlie struggles to come to terms with his boss and co-workers on the horse ranch in Heber, Utah, knowing he is Roman's gay lover. This new problem of changing into a wolf or crow whenever they grow angry or emotional, has both Charlie and Roman near the end of their rope. Roman loves Charlie, but he loves his job back in Reno as well. Though Charlie has been his champion and ally through their ordeal, Roman doesn't know if Charlie would be willing to give up his life and career and join him in the city. Another wrangler, Butch Crowell complicates the situation for the two men, whose life is already too bizarre for either of them to believe. Butch instills jealousy in Roman as he too becomes enamored with the handsome cowboy Charlie. In the end, it's up to Charlie to decide which path to choose, and if leaving a place where he has lived and worked for years is the best course of action. The Order of Wolves . is about the alpha male, and who will inevitably be top dog. less

In Book 3 of the series we find Cowboy Charlie Mosby and his ranch hand Butch Crowell, working their modest horse farm in Washoe County Nevada. Charlie’s lover, Roman Burk is an ATF agent in Reno. After two years since the strange incidences at Charlie’s former boss’ Vernon Norman’s ranch, things had settled down. The three men got along well and were making a decent living... moreIn Book 3 of the series we find Cowboy Charlie Mosby and his ranch hand Butch Crowell, working their modest horse farm in Washoe County Nevada. Charlie’s lover, Roman Burk is an ATF agent in Reno. After two years since the strange incidences at Charlie’s former boss’ Vernon Norman’s ranch, things had settled down. The three men got along well and were making a decent living. But nearly two years to the day, just as the three men are planning on spending Christmas with the Norman family at their ranch in Heber Utah, Roman begins to ‘relapse’. He keeps the information from Charlie, but one night on his drive home from work, Roman sees what he thinks is a dog crossing his path on in front of his headlights. But Roman knows. It’s no dog. By the time Roman manages to pull into his driveway, in the deep dark December night, the unthinkable has happened…again. Charlie and Butch approach Roman’s pickup truck only to see a big black wolf trapped inside, biting at the glass. And so, what they thought they had rid two years ago, a ‘curse’ from a red witch named Ophelia, has resurfaced. But, the more they are learning about the ‘curse’ the more dangerous the situation becomes. A warrior appears to Roman, first in the shape of a man with a sword, then as an enormous white wolf. The threat between the two dominant men becomes a deadly game of power, and the only way for the war to be settled is among wolves. less