Huxley’s best friend is his rock.

Huxley Might’s position as agent within the elite Lunar Council Enforcement Agency has prepared him for a life of service. Being an Alpha is about control and sacrifice. He doesn’t have siblings to pass the duty to. It’s up to Huxley to become the next Alpha and ensure the Might family legacy continues. It is a heavy burden to bear, but Huxley can always count on his childhood best friend, Ezra, to be in his corner.

Nothing could come between them—except the future.

If Ezra Fescue manages to stay out of prison, he’ll be doing better than the rest of his witch family. Crescent City doesn’t have tracks, but if it did, Ezra’s house would be the only one on the wrong side. He’s poor, unattractive, and comes from a family of magical felons—not exactly the type to be close friends with the next Alpha. Full of criminals and mediocre witches, the Fescue clan is despised by the entire witch community. No matter who Huxley chooses as his mate, the first thing she’ll demand is for Huxley to give Ezra the boot. As a werewolf, pleasing his mate will always trump keeping a best friend.

A night of passion changes everything.

Their friendship has a time limit, and after a drunken night where things get out of hand, Ezra is certain their end is nearer than ever. But Huxley refuses to let one night ruin a lifetime of friendship. He needs Ezra in his life. He’ll fix it, fix them, and bring everything back to normal. Except, now that he’s had a taste of Ezra, he can’t go back. If he doesn’t figure out a way to convince Ezra he doesn’t care about Ezra’s bad reputation, he’ll lose him forever. But, how can Ezra let Huxley give up on his legacy?

Can their friendship become more?

Meanwhile, there is a thief operating within Crescent City. Each new theft tightens the tensions that already exist between the different werewolf packs and if Huxley’s team doesn’t find the criminal in time, their powder keg of a city is going to blow.

Tension is the second book in the Lunar Wolves series and can be read as a standalone. It is a paranormal gay romance with mystery, suspense, a possessive, protective werewolf, and a witch who knows he’ll just end up regretting agreeing to that whole friends-with benefits thing.

Cy isn’t the mating kind.

Cy Pataki doesn’t get attached. He’s a damn good agent who enjoys his job protecting Crescent City, but to keep it, he must mate the witch his pack lined up for him twenty years ago.
David never got a choice . . .

After years of training to be a perfect mate, David Reeds is in a world he doesn’t understand. Worse, his future mate doesn’t seem to want anything to do with someone so much younger and so very naïve.
. . . and was taught he should never have one.
The poor kid has been brainwashed, and Cy suspects the man David calls his mentor has motives of his own. Cy has to show David that being someone’s mate can’t be his only personality trait-even if that means David will realize Cy is all wrong for him.

Cy just didn’t realize how sexy it would be to watch David’s personality emerge or how difficult it would become reminding his wolf he still isn’t the mating kind. As Cy teaches David to stand on his own, he fights the urge to pull David right back.

Crescent City faces a threat powerful enough to leave their city in ruins. There’s an enemy operating within their borders and Cy’s team must discover who before the city crumbles.

Zayne wants control.

Zayne Andino wants his life back. Zayne is sick of being a bargaining chip, but he can’t anger his father without jeopardizing his own status as agent in the Lunar Council Enforcement Agency. The best he can do is shut down his emotions and act like none of it bothers him.

Talli refuses to be tamed.

Talli Paolao should be skating through life. But Talli’s first mating went horribly wrong, leaving him with scars that might never heal. And now, his mother is demanding that he mate again.

A spark neither man can deny.

When Zayne meets Talli, his father’s latest pick, all he sees is a spoiled brat. Only, the more he gets to know Talli, the more he sees the vulnerable, wounded man hiding under that beautiful, brash surface. And the more time they spend together, the harder it is for Zayne to pretend his attraction to Talli is just physical.

Talli would rather die than be controlled again. But as trouble closes in on the isolated town of Crescent City, Talli realizes he might need Zayne.

Can Zayne stand up to his father when it’s time to let Talli go? And can Talli open up enough to let Zayne be the mate he needs?

Contains mature themes.