#NewRelease @eXtasyBooks Tristan

Book 11 in the Council Enforcers Series. It’s set twelve years in the future from the rest of the Council Enforcers Series to follow the timeline of the Wyoming Shifters: 12 Years Later series.

To heal, you have to let the pain go.

Twelve years have passed since Tristan and his friends were rescued by the council enforcers and brought to Gillham. Tristan’s friends have adapted. They have full lives, but he doesn’t. He’s still trapped in the grief of losing his mate in the lab they were both locked in, and he hasn’t given himself the opportunity to start healing, isolating himself instead.

Hudson knows exactly what losing a mate does to a person. He lost Paul, his mate, in a car accident twenty-six years earlier, and in many ways, he still feels the pain of that day. When he meets Tristan, he immediately knows he can help him—if not to heal, at least to have a chance to start living again.

Tristan’s shell is hard to break, but Hudson isn’t the kind of man who gives up easily. Still, Tristan has to be the one to choose to take the first step toward healing, or Hudson won’t be able to do anything for him. Will Tristan’s shroud of grief keep Hudson away, or will Hudson be able to get through to him and talk to his hurting soul?

http://www.extasybooks.com/tristan/

#NewRelease @eXtasyBooks Asher

Asher is book 1 in the Wyoming Shifters: 12 Years Later series. With this book I took a huge step forward in the time line, and the Council Enforcers Series will follow that timeline, so we’re twelve years in the future now. The kids I wrote about in the Whitedell and in the Gillham series are grown up, and this is their series.

I’m starting a newsletter! The subscribers will get a free short story as soon as I finish writing it. Every newsletter will go over the releases I had during that month, what’s next, what I’m working on, and fun facts about some of the animals my guys turn into 🙂 The first one will be out November 30, and this is the link to sign up http://eepurl.com/c-uvKn

Some things are not meant to stay hidden.

Asher has known Terry was his mate for years. They grew up together, and he kept his secret for fear of losing both his best friend and the only family he had after his aunt died. Besides, Terry is straight, and he has a girlfriend.

When Terry’s girlfriend dumps him, he goes home to his father—and Asher. He knows they’ll both take care of him, even though he’s not hurting as much as he should be. How can he when he’s been in love with Asher for more than ten years?

Asher is tasked to take a drunken Terry back home, and he makes the mistake of telling him they’re mates, thinking he’s sleeping and won’t even hear it. But Terry does, and he confronts Asher the next morning, angry and hurt.

Will Terry be able to get over those feelings and finally have Asher in his life as his mate?

http://www.extasybooks.com/asher/