Rougaroux Social Club Series by Lynn Lorenz

Sheriff Scott Dupree’s got more problems than he can handle. He’s alpha of his small werewolf pack and coming up for re-election as sheriff in a year. On top of this, his mother is casting love spells to find Scott a mate. It’s all Scott can do to keep the town and pack under control, let alone his urges to mate.Ted Canedo is openly gay, a disgraced ex-cop from New Orleans... moreSheriff Scott Dupree’s got more problems than he can handle. He’s alpha of his small werewolf pack and coming up for re-election as sheriff in a year. On top of this, his mother is casting love spells to find Scott a mate. It’s all Scott can do to keep the town and pack under control, let alone his urges to mate.Ted Canedo is openly gay, a disgraced ex-cop from New Orleans. His patrol partner was killed on duty and Ted took the blame for taking protection money from the store owner to save his partner’s wife and kids grief. No one knew Ted was in love with his partner, not even his partner. Having him die in Ted’s arms killed something inside Ted too.When the moon is full and Scott’s momma works her magic, Ted’s erotic dreams and his work as a PI bring him to St. Jerome and sexy, straight Scott. Scott’s stunned to learn his wolf is gay and wants to mate with Ted. Ted refuses to become involved with a straight man, much less a werewolf, terrified to risk his heart again.Especially if it he has to watch Scott fight to the death for his right to claim Ted as his mate. less

Note: This book has been previously published. There are no changes from the last publication.Billy Trosclair is a deputy for the St. Jerome Sheriff’s department and also a werewolf. And he’s just recently come out to his pack as gay. Some in his pack aren’t happy about the growing number of gay men in the pack, what with the alpha bringing his mate for acceptance. But for Billy, it was time to stand up and speak up, hopefully to insure when it’s his time to mate, he’ll be welcome... moreNote: This book has been previously published. There are no changes from the last publication.Billy Trosclair is a deputy for the St. Jerome Sheriff’s department and also a werewolf. And he’s just recently come out to his pack as gay. Some in his pack aren’t happy about the growing number of gay men in the pack, what with the alpha bringing his mate for acceptance. But for Billy, it was time to stand up and speak up, hopefully to insure when it’s his time to mate, he’ll be welcome.But Billy is only in his mid-twenties, and most mating doesn’t happen until closer to thirty or later, so there’s plenty of time.Until Peter Graham shows up in St. Jerome, looking for PI. Ted Canedo, the alpha’s mate. One whiff of Peter and Billy knows his mate has appeared, even if it’s years earlier than he expected.Peter is a werewolf also, gay, and on the run from his past. Thrown out of his pack when his father found out he was gay, Peter’s been searching for a home. He’s an artist, definitely not alpha material, and he’s been abused one too many times. The latest has left serious damage on him physically and emotionally.But maybe, with Ted’s help, Peter can find a new life in St. Jerome.Until he meets Billy, his mate. They’re both too young to mate but tell that to their wolves.After all, the wolf what the wolf wants.But there are those in the pack who aren’t happy about having more gay men living in town and belonging to their pack and are willing to stop at nothing to return St. Jerome’s pack to the way it used to be.-Rescue-Hurt and comfort-Fated mates less

After spending a hot, no-holds-barred sex-filled weekend at a hotel with a man he only knows as Mark, werewolf Bobby Cotteau isn’t sure but he thinks he’s found a new mate. Problem is he never got his lover’s real name. Or his phone number, or even where he lives. But that’s not Bobby’s only problem.Mark is Professor Mark Bradford, and he’s spent his career as a zoologist trying to prove there are wolves living in the swamps around St. Jerome... moreAfter spending a hot, no-holds-barred sex-filled weekend at a hotel with a man he only knows as Mark, werewolf Bobby Cotteau isn’t sure but he thinks he’s found a new mate. Problem is he never got his lover’s real name. Or his phone number, or even where he lives. But that’s not Bobby’s only problem.Mark is Professor Mark Bradford, and he’s spent his career as a zoologist trying to prove there are wolves living in the swamps around St. Jerome. If he can do this, he’ll make a name for himself, restore his reputation and maybe even name them after his father, who was killed by a wolf during a camping trip in the swamp with a teenaged Mark. But after a weekend of the best sex of his life, Mark’s fallen hard for Bobby, but without the man’s real name, he has no hopes of ever seeing him again. And the longer they’re apart, the more desperate he is to find Bobby. It’s like he’s under some kind of spell.Meanwhile, at the Rougaroux Social Club’s yearly Rugarou Festival, which Bobby is in charge of, everything is falling apart. The forecast is for storms, the Virgin Mary has appeared a tree on the festival grounds at the church, pilgrims are swarming, and beer is being sold... and his new mate is about to expose Bobby’s pack to the world. less

It’s been nearly a year since Scott and Ted set up house together in St. Jerome. Life is good. Ted is trying to get his PI business off the ground with the occasional job and still painting for the gallery. Scott is alpha of the pack and sheriff of St. Jerome.But Scott’s mother, Darlene Dupree, is not content. She wants grandkids and she wants them now. Taking matters into her own hands, Maman, as Scott and Ted call her, works her magic in the middle of the night next to the bayou... moreIt’s been nearly a year since Scott and Ted set up house together in St. Jerome. Life is good. Ted is trying to get his PI business off the ground with the occasional job and still painting for the gallery. Scott is alpha of the pack and sheriff of St. Jerome.But Scott’s mother, Darlene Dupree, is not content. She wants grandkids and she wants them now. Taking matters into her own hands, Maman, as Scott and Ted call her, works her magic in the middle of the night next to the bayou.Before Scott and Ted know it, they’re saddled with two boys. Which wouldn’t be so bad, if someone in the pack would take them in. But no one steps forward to claim them and Scott and Ted are left with a terrible choice, take in the kids themselves or give them up to CPS, where the boys can’t hide what they are – werewolves.It’s the wrong time and the wrong kids. But the first rule of the pack is to protect the pack and there is no other choice to make. less