Wolf Runaway Series by Alex Ankarr

Penn is a slave, and human, in a 1920s Britain run by wolves. And if his wolf master is also his lover, it does him little good – not when the Dam of the pack, Renally's mother, is set on getting him married off, to an aristocratic wolf-girl... What to do? Penn looks to his own interests, and takes the chance offered him by Renally's mother – to help her select a wife for the pack alpha. Renally Hotstaat – her son, Penn's lover... morePenn is a slave, and human, in a 1920s Britain run by wolves. And if his wolf master is also his lover, it does him little good – not when the Dam of the pack, Renally's mother, is set on getting him married off, to an aristocratic wolf-girl... What to do? Penn looks to his own interests, and takes the chance offered him by Renally's mother – to help her select a wife for the pack alpha. Renally Hotstaat – her son, Penn's lover. But Lettice Parrin is a wild, wild wolf-girl, though she seems so meek and mild at first. And this can only lead to more trouble for Penn... less

Penn is both slave and lover, to his werewolf master, Ree.  And now he's matchmaker, appointed by Ree's mother, the pack Dam, to choose a bride for her son.  It's a knife in his chest, to have to do but it's still better than Ree choosing a wolf-girl for himself... You'd think he has enough to deal with.  But no, he still has to field an unnerving encounter with a strange - very strange - wolf, playing and flirting with him, chasing him out on the heath.  And a midnight meeting with Ree...

Penn is a human slave, and Ree is his wolf master. Except that they're lovers -- after a fashion -- and those roles can be reversed in surprising ways... At least temporarily. They have a wild old night of it, after a dinner to find a bride for Ree, required by Dam Charity, Ree's old ma. And Penn has a still wilder morning, when he's accosted by Benedict Parrin -- a wolf, a dangerous creature, possibly a rebel...

Part 4 of the Wolf Runaway series, following on from Ree and Penn's meeting in Wolf Slave... Penn isn't part of his owner Ree Hotstaat's wolf-pack.  He's a slave.  He isn't family.  Even if the pack's cubs don't always seem to understand that.   So why would Ree take him out horse-riding with them?  Between wolf owner and human slave, public acknowledgement is a risky step to take...

Would you ask a slave to choose a mate for his master? Would you do it, if that master were also his lover? Penn is between a rock and a hard choosing his supplanter, with the alternative being to have no choice in the matter at all. Why else would he be choosing Lettice Parrin -- lesbian, covert Alpha, a sly, wild, unreliable loose cannon? But what will Ree make of her?

Penn's job is done, now – the job of selecting a suitable wolf-bride for Ree, his lover, his master. The proposal is all that's left – and it falls to Penn to organize the ball, that will serve as the setting for the occasion, and Ree's engagement. All must run smoothly – but how likely is that, with both Lettice and Benedict Parrin to contend with? Sly, dangerous, subversive wolves, the pair of them – and Lettice soon to be Ree's fiancée... morePenn's job is done, now – the job of selecting a suitable wolf-bride for Ree, his lover, his master. The proposal is all that's left – and it falls to Penn to organize the ball, that will serve as the setting for the occasion, and Ree's engagement. All must run smoothly – but how likely is that, with both Lettice and Benedict Parrin to contend with? Sly, dangerous, subversive wolves, the pair of them – and Lettice soon to be Ree's fiancée. Not to mention the two little wolf-cub troublemakers, Pinks and Gerald – and the Dam of the Hotstaats, Lady Charity herself... Oh, Penn's in for a world of trouble... less

Penn, human slave to the Hotstaat pack, ought to have known better than to arrange a match for his wolf master and lover, Renally Hotstaat. Certainly with Lettice who may be a plain little Sapphist... but turns out to scrub up remarkably well at the engagement dance. As well as being a lot more dominant than one might think...

The night of wolf-master Ree's betrothal, and his slave - and lover - Penn, has to manage him out of his inebriated state, and off to his single wolf-gentleman's bed. That's fair enough, and what he bargained for - but to be waylaid by the Master's bride-to-be on the morning after, lesbian alpha-in-hiding Lettice Parrin, in his post as the clan's librarian, is quite another matter...

A hand-fasting moon-run, for wolf aristocracy, is a very big deal indeed. That Penn is appointed to organize it -- for his master and lover, Ree Hotstaat, and Ree's demure little sapphist bride, Lettice Parrin -- seems a little like adding insult to injury. You'd think that would be the worst of it. Until the night of the run, when Penn's cornered by Lettice's crazy, liberationist brother. Who has an absolutely deranged idea in his pretty head...

The hand-fasting dinner for Ree and Lettice Parrin promises to be immensely stressful for Penn. Is it not enough that he's handing over his wolf master/lover to the care of his spouse-to-be? But not only Lettice's brother Benedict is attending the dinner. The one with the seditious tendencies, who's trying to persuade Penn to join the network for runaway slaves...

Ree Hotstaat, alpha of the Hotstaat pack, is due to be wed -- to the wolf-bride chosen for him by his slave-lover, Pennorth. There's to be a feast, a pack-run, a hand-fasting, all kinds of lupine fun and hijinks.But not before Penn has his way, and gives Ree something to remember him by...

The deed is done, Penn has given up any formal title to his master and lover, Renally Hotstaat, and chosen him a bride. Now for the moon and Ree must pursue his new mate, Lettice Parrin, up hill and down dale in order to claim her as his mate...And now Penn has a new wolf mistress, what's to become of him once the moon run's over...?

Slave Penn has chosen a bride for his werewolf master and lover, Ree - for good or ill. And now, with the pack's moon run to celebrate done and over with, there's only the handfasting ceremony to come, for the mating to be official. But why is Penn the only guest at the ceremony?...

Penn's owner, Ree the wolf master, has completed the moon run, and won sly, covert-alpha Lettice Parrin as his mate.Now, their night together at the wolf-lodge will bond them for life. Except that they insist on Penn being there... And wolf bonding and consummation, he finds, is much more complicated than he thought...

Penn is a slave, and that's how he's thought of himself, all twenty-seven years of his life. But now he's something mate-bonded to his wolf lover Ree, and Ree's wolf-bride Lettice Parrin. This isn't something he ever expected. And while he's more than a little shaken by it, maybe it could turn out to be very useful to him.He just needs a little time to adjust. And to survive the night...

Penn hates being a slave -- almost as much as he hates wolves.You'd think he'd be glad to be kidnapped by abolitionists, who intend to free him.Of course, they're wolves themselves...

Penn has always lived in he's a slave, after all. But this is different. He's never been kidnapped before.He certainly hasn't been kidnapped by abolitionist anti-slavery activists before. And not only that. They're wolves, too.Oh, Ree is going to savage them when he catches up to Penn... If he catches up. If he comes for Penn, at all. He'll come, won't he?

Penn is free, now, in a after being a slave to wolves all his life, now he's been kidnapped by abolitionists, and forcibly freed.That's the idea, at least. He's being spirited away, to be put on a boat and sent to the Americas, where vampires rule and humans walk freely, enfranchised citizens. There, isn't that much better?!Penn isn't sure. He isn't sure about this at all. And where the hell is Ree?

After the events of Wolf Slave, Penn made up his mind to his life as a slave to the wolves. Until his owner Ree drew him into unexpected commitment and intimacy. And then, until he was offered the opportunity for escape.All very but now, Penn is on the brink of capture, along with his abolitionist wolf pals...

Penn is a slave in wolf high society, as outlined in Wolf Slave. He never meant to run his plans were much more subtle and complex, including seducing his wolf master, Ree Hotstaat.But when he's kidnapped and bound for liberty, those plans are over. Perhaps.Until Ree recaptures him...

As a runaway human slave to werewolf masters, Penn thinks that the worst thing that can happen to him is recapture.Well, maybe... One thing's for sure, his lover and master Ree isn't going to let him go without a fight...But liberationist wolf Benedict Parrin is equally determined that he go free...