Thornapple Valley

Jinny is a city girl who doesn’t know the first thing about living on the run. Other than having to keep it a secret, being a wolf shifter never made her life any different from a human’s—until a hunter saw her shift. Her negligence put her entire family at risk, and now she’s determined to do whatever it takes to save them. But lacking the skills to escape the hunter’s grasp, Jinny finds hope in a mysterious lone alpha wolf shifter who comes to their rescue.

Paige awakens to pain and rage, her memories obliterated and her instincts ruling her every move. But just as the madness threatens to consume her, a hawk shifter appears, his calm presence breaking through her primal defenses. When he shifts into a man and speaks her name, it’s as if the chaos falters, if only for a moment. His persistence and familiar scent call to something deep within her—a memory she can’t reach but longs to reclaim.

Tiger shifter Zaria is deeply connected to Thornapple Valley’s magic, gifted with a rare ability called the Sight. Through the valley’s thornapples, she watches the borders and keeps the town’s shifter residents safe—like a scout. But now she needs her magic to do more. An unconscious grizzly-bear shifter has been brought in, his body marked by dark magic. No one knows how to save him—except maybe Zaria. She feels an unexplainable bond to this stranger, something that tugs at her soul. She’s never given much thought to soulmates… but hers is dying.

Maisie has been in love with Cooper for years. Not that she’s ever told him. She didn’t say it when they were kids growing up in Thornapple Valley, and she hasn’t said it now that they’re adults. Maisie is a rabbit shifter. She’s small, skittish, and a childhood trauma haunts her. She still hears those howls in the dark, flinches at growls, gets lost in the memory of a cold winter night when she was surrounded by vicious wolf shifters. But not all wolves are monsters. Cooper, a wolf shifter himself, was the one who saved her that night. Gentle, steady, kind—he’s always made her feel safe.