Kate Shugak Series In Order Novels & Stories

I growled as I shifted into a large black wolf. By my side were my Beta, Gamma, Zeta, and Delta in black, reddish brown, brown, and gray wolf forms, respectively. Behind us were the rest of the wolves of the pack. The Elders were in the second line and the Betas and Omegas followed. We set out for the run, our beasts tied to the power that exuded from the moonlight as the resonation of our paws hitting the earth rhythm'd with our wolf howl to the moon. We rounded the pack territory in a matter of minutes and returned to the origin point, shifting into our human form. I watched as wolves found their mates and went off with them to complete the mating rituals. We didn't have to deal with newly

she added, her tone gentle as she took my suitcase from my hand, assisting me with unpacking. Taken aback by her kind gesture, which felt almost foreign to me, I bent my knees, helping her place my clothes and belongings inside the cupboard and on my nightstand. Apart from Hilda, I couldn’t imagine anyone even bothering to look my way. I was always a shadow in my pack, which made this simple attention on me feel out of place. "I'm Kate, a member of the Shadow Moon Pack," I said meekly, starting to feel a bit more relaxed around her.

--- Back at the mansion, Kate walked through the hallway after finishing some business files in her room. She had woken up feeling like today would bring something different. Something kept pulling her toward the East Wing—as if unseen forces were drawing her there, sparking her curiosity. She creaked the door open and used her hand to pull down the spiderweb in front of an old shelf. She dusted the shelf and began pulling down some books. When she had removed enough, she discovered another layer—this one filled with scrolls. She pulled them down and opened a few, but they only had odd drawings.

Shaw's POV I looked down at Katherine's small frame covered by the white sheets. She was sleeping peacefully as I snuck away from her grasp. I had a matter that needed my attention, but I had chosen to see her and Amelia home safely first. Hopefully I could make it back before she wakes in the morning. I got dressed quickly and quietly, not disturbing her peace as I left the room. I peaked in Ame's room before creeping out of the silent house. My truck was still parked across the street in Jason's driveway. I hopped in and took off towards the den, driving in the dark serene town gave me time to reflect on the day's events.

It was still too fresh. Kellen and Mike filled me in on what had been happening with the rogue attacks, as well as Hunji’s hunch (as they were calling the unproved theory) and how they were investigating that. A lot they were saying made sense, but I still didn’t see how or why bear shifters would associate with rogue wolves. I had heard of them but had never met one until we were attacked on our way home from the academy. I had no desire to ever meet another again.

The leather of Kang Jin Chen’s safe felt cold under Himy’s fingers, its surface etched with intricate patterns that had once seemed like mere decoration but now felt like a map to secrets she’d spent decades trying to uncover. She’d gained access to his penthouse office while he was being monitored at the hospital—a window of opportunity she’d seized after weeks of planning, her heart pounding with a mix of fear and determination. For years, she’d known that Kang held pieces of the puzzle that had haunted her family: the truth about Victor Voss’s crimes, the mystery of Taylor Reeds’ husband, and the tangled web of bloodlines that had torn Liam and Kayla apart. Now, standing in the dimly lit