Michelle Torlot

From the author of Choose Me or Lose Me.

After the Wolf Wars, the werewolves and humans agreed to an uneasy truce and divided the world among themselves. Werewolves took the forests and plains, and humans took the cities and towns. Humanity was further segregated into Workers and Elites. Now, food is scarce and the Workers are starving, which is how twelve-year-old Worker Ellie winds up hungry and stranded in werewolf territory. Are werewolves really the fearsome beasts she’s been warned about, or have the Elites been hiding the truth?

Age Rating: 18+

Georgie has spent her entire life in a coal-mining town, but it’s not until her parents die right in front of her that she realizes how brutal her world truly is. Just when she thinks things can’t get any worse, the eighteen-year-old stumbles into the territory of the reclusive pack of werewolves rumored to own the mines. And their alpha is none to happy to see her…at first!

Age Rating: 18+

Alpha Sebastian of the Tenebris pack is known to be cruel and ruthless; he knows what he wants and takes it, with force if necessary. His pack is shrouded in secrecy, all anyone knows is that he demands loyalty and obedience from his members. Skylar is the youngest daughter of Alpha James of the Moonstone pack, and she’s the apple of his eye. When Sebastian invites her father to the Tenebris packhouse, all hopes are focused on a deal to keep their pack safe, but once he catches a glimpse of Skylar—all bets are off.

Age Rating: 18+

A soulmate is supposed to love you forever. So what’s wrong with Ember?

Ember grew up in a sexist pack where women are valued only for cooking, cleaning, and bearing pups. But when her fated mate rejects her, she’s sent away to join a very different kind of pack.

Led by the powerful and brooding Alpha Damon Scopus, Ember’s new pack plunges her headfirst into a war she doesn’t understand, a new mate bond she never expected, and shocking revelations about her own identity. Has Ember finally found a place where she fits, or is she hurtling toward her own destruction?

Age Rating: 18+ (Depression, Self-Harm, Suicide, Violent Death)

Rosie Ryan always knew her father’s line of work wasn’t exactly “legal,” but after her mother died it was the two of them against the world and she didn’t care. That was all fine and good, until she came home from school one day to see the FBI taking him away. Now, she’s on the run and having to rely on the only other person she thinks she can trust, her Uncle Daniel. As bad as things are now, she has no idea how much worse they're about to get…

Age Rating: 18+