Silvertip Shifters Books 1-4

★★★★★ “I absolutely love this series.” ★★★★★ “The Silvertip community was so well described, I want to live there.”

Enjoy the first four books of the Silvertip Shifters series!

Hunter's Moon: Quentin
Abby Kenyon belongs to Quentin Walker body, heart, and soul. But she's a wolf shifter, and he's one brute of a bear shifter. He needs to win her over—and time is running out. Her pack's annual full moon mating run is his last chance to prove that only he can win the hunt for her heart.

Mountain Bear's Baby: Shane
Rough, gruff bear shifter Shane Walker left behind his fighting past for a fresh start in life. But when Jessie McMillan, the passionate three-night stand he also left behind, unexpectedly shows up with a baby boy that's his son just in time for Christmas, can he rein in his wild bear before he ruins everything again?

Taming Her Bear: Beckett
Bear shifter Beckett North can hardly control his inner beast on the best of days—until he meets captivating Pix Camden and she settles his wild, angry side. She's hiding something from him, and it threatens to drive his bear mad. Yet the fiery vixen is his mate—and he’ll do whatever it takes to spend the rest of his life with her.

Rescue Bear: Cortez
Thrill seeker Cortez lived life on a risky edge. But a terrible accident changed everything in a split second. Haunted by his failure to protect his friends, he now struggles to control his troubled inner bear. Then he meets Haley and faces the biggest risk of all: opening his heart and claiming her as his mate.

To the reader: These stories are filled with heart-pounding romance, page-turning adventure, and some awesome sexy times. If you love big ole grizzly bear shifters who have a soft spot for their fated mates, the charming and funny details of a shifter-filled small town, and the beautiful power of true love to always save the day, this boxed set is for you.

★★★★★ "I love the small mountain town and the characters who live there." ★★★★★ "I love this shifter series that’s more about relationships than fighting bad people. The characters are always believable. Yes, I know that may sound weird but it’s true."