Burchston Cliff Pack #1-3 - MM Lacey Denair

Burchston Cliff Pack, Book/s 1-3

1.Stanley's Scent:
Stanley Vargas is an accountant for the FBI. When he’s enlisted to go on assignment he jumps at the offer, tired of the stogy ordeal of office life. Stanley is a skunk shifter, with mad computer skills. This mission, however, could make his career or get him killed. Mason Nichols, beta for alpha Andrei Kozlov’s werewolf pack, has reached his limit dealing with the man. After another particularly insane meeting, Mason snaps, challenging Andrei to become Alpha, and soon dispatching the wolf. When the two men meet and learn they’re mates and that Stanley is an accountant, Mason thinks he has found the help he sorely needs. His mate accepts his request and the two begin an adventure that gets them and their pack into dire straits with Stanley’s employers, the IRS, Russian Mob, and Columbian cartels. Will Stanley be forced to do the FBI’s bidding? Or will he finally do... what’s right for his beloved.

2.Harlan's Regret:
Harlan Banks is a werewolf who doesn’t care for humans and hates hunters. Imagine his surprise when he discovers his mate is not only human, but a hunter and expert sniper?

When Macon Regret shoots a wolf on pack lands, he never bargains on meeting gorgeous Harlan. The man attracts him like no other, and as much as he wants to stay, he has a job to do. If he doesn’t, it could mean his sister’s life. So when Harlan is shot, Regret runs.

Back at the hunters' camp, Regret thinks he’s finally found a way out of a bad situation. Instead, he has to choose between doing what he knows to be right, or risk losing his soul.

Regret is determined to save his sister, but just as important, to prove to his sexy wolf he can be trusted and does indeed love him.

Not an easy task, especially if a vengeful brother has his way.

3.Reggie's Meadow:
Shy skunk shifter Reggie Vargas wants his mate, but can he handle a huge, mean spirited, cursing loudmouth like werewolf alpha Corbin James?

Reggie is small and tends to see the world in black-and-white. His biggest worry in life is controlling his sprays, until he meets his mate.

Corbin has a reputation for hurting his lovers, and he wonders if he can be gentle enough for the small man, as he’s lost his humanity years ago.

The alpha also has other problems, like a wife who won’t go away and is determined to kill his newly discovered true mate, being just a few. Most importantly, how does Corbin protect his toddler triplets and mate from the uncaring, psycho mother. And will Reggie even accept his cubs?

When Reggie is repeatedly attacked, Corbin learns what he treasures most. Resolute, can Corbin become the mate, father, and good man Reggie knows he can be?