Bonded to the Alpha Series by Robin Moray

Bonded mates are rare, and every wolf knows that the killing of a bond-mate is punishable by death. But nineteen-year-old Callum is fully human, woefully ignorant of Pack Law, and when an accidental encounter with a frenzied beta leaves the wolf dead and Callum battered but alive, he finds himself facing the wrath of the pack -- until the dead wolf’s mate invokes the right to claim Callum as his own... moreBonded mates are rare, and every wolf knows that the killing of a bond-mate is punishable by death. But nineteen-year-old Callum is fully human, woefully ignorant of Pack Law, and when an accidental encounter with a frenzied beta leaves the wolf dead and Callum battered but alive, he finds himself facing the wrath of the pack -- until the dead wolf’s mate invokes the right to claim Callum as his own. With his life on the line, Callum’s only choice is to bond with the troubled alpha, and carve a place for himself in the pack by any means necessary. Taking the bond was the worst mistake Nero ever made. But now, with his bond-mate dead, the clock is ticking. He needs to bond again by the full moon, or his next transformation will kill him. That’s all he needs the human for, just a means to an end. At least that’s what he tells himself, but as the bond takes hold he finds himself falling deeper into something he swore he would never do again. less

It isn't easy, being an alpha wolf's bond-mate, but Callum is determined to make it work with Nero, despite the alpha's dark moods and Callum's insecurities about being the only human in a wolf pack. But when an old lover shows up in Raglan, the strain of jealousy pushes their relationship to breaking point. The alpha's duty is always to do whatever is best for the pack... moreIt isn't easy, being an alpha wolf's bond-mate, but Callum is determined to make it work with Nero, despite the alpha's dark moods and Callum's insecurities about being the only human in a wolf pack. But when an old lover shows up in Raglan, the strain of jealousy pushes their relationship to breaking point. The alpha's duty is always to do whatever is best for the pack. When old rivalries with a neighbouring pack resurface, Nero is faced with the choice of loyalty to his bond-mate or the good of his wolves, and Callum has to decide whether Nero means everything to him, or nothing. Is Callum willing to fight for his alpha? And is the pack ready to fight for him? Adult Content: Sex, language, violence Length: 58,000 words less

The first full moon for a bitten wolf is dangerous--for a bitten wolf away from their pack, even more so. When born wolf Hamish MacAlister bites a human to save his life, the pack alpha orders Hamish to nurse the human through his first full moon. But Tommy Ortega is stubborn as a mule, reckless, irreverent, and--worst of all--unbearably hot. Hamish can think of only one way to ease him through the wild ride of his first full moon, and it involves pinning him to a bed... moreThe first full moon for a bitten wolf is dangerous--for a bitten wolf away from their pack, even more so. When born wolf Hamish MacAlister bites a human to save his life, the pack alpha orders Hamish to nurse the human through his first full moon. But Tommy Ortega is stubborn as a mule, reckless, irreverent, and--worst of all--unbearably hot. Hamish can think of only one way to ease him through the wild ride of his first full moon, and it involves pinning him to a bed. But is it just sex between them? Or is this connection deepening into something more, something he's never been able to admit to himself that he wanted? Exotic dancer Tommy Ortega has one rule--nobody owns him. Not a pack, not an alpha, and definitely not the gorgeously rugged wolf who bit him. Hamish can warm his bed all he likes--Tommy's still not taking orders from him. But as his new wolf instincts take over, Tommy can't help wondering what it would be like to let Hamish have him exactly the way he wants. And when a sinister force tries to tear them apart, both wolves must choose their own fate, and claim it for themselves. less

Bears are naturally solitary, and Duncan is no exception. He doesn’t need anyone in his life, messing it up. He’s happy, isn’t he? But when a chatterbox werewolf breezes onto his farm, Duncan finds himself wondering what it might be like to let someone close again. Jesse’s not like anyone he’s ever met, and Duncan can’t get him out of his head. Still, people can’t be trusted, and Duncan is determined never to let anyone get close enough to betray him again. Jesse’s no different... moreBears are naturally solitary, and Duncan is no exception. He doesn’t need anyone in his life, messing it up. He’s happy, isn’t he? But when a chatterbox werewolf breezes onto his farm, Duncan finds himself wondering what it might be like to let someone close again. Jesse’s not like anyone he’s ever met, and Duncan can’t get him out of his head. Still, people can’t be trusted, and Duncan is determined never to let anyone get close enough to betray him again. Jesse’s no different. Duncan can’t let him in. As the strength of the connection between them deepens, Duncan has to ask himself which is more important. Being safe and alone? Or taking a leap of faith that this time someone might stay with him forever? For the first time since he was bitten, Jesse finally feels like he’s going to be okay. He’s safe, he’s healthy, he’s got a pack that tolerates him, and if he doesn’t exactly have the alpha he wants then, well, you can’t have everything, right? At least Hamish lets him tag along behind him, and looks out for him. It doesn’t matter that Hamish doesn’t want more than that. It’s fine, really. Until he meets Duncan Russell, a gruff werebear with a farm and a bad attitude, and Jesse realizes that there’s more to life than grovelling to the betas and hoping no-one snaps at him. Duncan seems perfectly self-sufficient, smart and determined and good at everything he turns a hand to, and Jesse can’t help finding that inexorably attractive. Trouble is, werebears don’t mate for life, and Jesse’s going to get his heart broken. Is it worth the risk? Or will fear of future heartache keep Jesse from going after the thing he wants most? less