To Serve and Protect Series by Caitlin Ricci, A.J. Marcus

Angel is nothing like his name implies. Since he was thirteen he's been in one of the toughest gangs in Denver, slowly rising through the ranks, and now he has the chance to become an enforcer. Along with his best friend, he's willing to take that plunge. But what he doesn't realize is that the deep dark secret in the gang is that every one of the enforcers is a werewolf. When he's thrown in with a feral, abused werewolf, and bitten, he doesn't recover well... moreAngel is nothing like his name implies. Since he was thirteen he's been in one of the toughest gangs in Denver, slowly rising through the ranks, and now he has the chance to become an enforcer. Along with his best friend, he's willing to take that plunge. But what he doesn't realize is that the deep dark secret in the gang is that every one of the enforcers is a werewolf. When he's thrown in with a feral, abused werewolf, and bitten, he doesn't recover well. He's left for dead by the people he thought were his family. Quintero is on the hunt for his brother, who was captured a year before. Finding Angel, half dead and in the middle of his change, is the closest he's ever come to finding his brother. Angel has all the information this werewolf needs, but Quintero has to help him through the change first. With Angel barely alive, and the trail rapidly growing cold, Quintero is running out of time to save his brother before the gang destroys him for good. less

Clyde Blackward is a firefighter with the Arapahoe County fire department. When a fire breaks out near his pack’s territory, he races to do his job and protect life and property. Little does he expect the fire was set by a newly turned wolf. Zedrek Phillips has always loved fire, but when he’s offered a chance to be more than human, he jumps at it. He had hoped to find a family in the offer, but what he found instead were loneliness and danger... moreClyde Blackward is a firefighter with the Arapahoe County fire department. When a fire breaks out near his pack’s territory, he races to do his job and protect life and property. Little does he expect the fire was set by a newly turned wolf. Zedrek Phillips has always loved fire, but when he’s offered a chance to be more than human, he jumps at it. He had hoped to find a family in the offer, but what he found instead were loneliness and danger. When he’s abandoned by the pack, he only finds solace in fire, unless he can be rescued by a firefighter who’s more than he seems. less