The Witch and the Wolf Pack Series by K.R. Alexander

I’ve been different all my life: always something to hide. But that was only magic. Now … I’ve never had a secret this big before. Werewolves know a thing or two about secrets. I thought I had it bad, visiting my sister in England and going to a spellcasters’ conference behind her back. Turns out werewolves have been hiding here the whole time. And now they’re being murdered... moreI’ve been different all my life: always something to hide. But that was only magic. Now … I’ve never had a secret this big before. Werewolves know a thing or two about secrets. I thought I had it bad, visiting my sister in England and going to a spellcasters’ conference behind her back. Turns out werewolves have been hiding here the whole time. And now they’re being murdered.How was I supposed to say no when I was the one human—one outsider, one witch—they asked for help in finding the killer? A simple scry and I’d be back to my vacation. But the pack had other ideas.Between Zar’s talk of moonlit beach strolls, Isaac’s charm, Jason’s kindness, Andrew’s fast tongue, and even that bad boy thing Kage and Jed have going on, catching a killer could be the least of my problems.Did I mention they’re gorgeous? They’re gorgeous. Didn’t know that was a werewolf thing.The wolves say they’re here to protect me. Funny that I never needed it until they got me involved in hunting down a deranged serial killer.So now this is my vacation. A single witch, six sexy werewolves, and a murderer on the loose. What could possibly go wrong? This is Book 1 in The Witch and the Wolf Pack series. less

A night in London, a murder case to crack—a wolf begging for fish and chips?As our investigation progresses we follow our noses in the hopes of uncovering urban wolves who may wish us harm. When we turn up undead my own curiosity draws me to my first exploration of a silent hive—a vampire’s lair below city streets. No wonder they say curiosity killed the witch.At first we had too few suspects. Now we have too many... moreA night in London, a murder case to crack—a wolf begging for fish and chips?As our investigation progresses we follow our noses in the hopes of uncovering urban wolves who may wish us harm. When we turn up undead my own curiosity draws me to my first exploration of a silent hive—a vampire’s lair below city streets. No wonder they say curiosity killed the witch.At first we had too few suspects. Now we have too many. Are we really trailing serial killers, or only on a wild wolf chase as we question cursed undead, pursue rogue shifters, and pick the pockets of London tourists? Wait, what? Andrew!The trail seems to be growing cold when a trip to the Continent offers answers, and a chance to explore France and Germany by motorcycle with a wolf pack. While I should be investing my time and energy in a date with destiny to solve a crime, I find myself invested in dates of another kind. The sorts ending with moonlit kisses and more… less

A full moon. An ancient castle. A mission that could mean bending a few rules—or laws. We’re still on the Continent and still trying to find answers. Records from vampires should be able to tell us if they really have been up to nefarious deeds where werewolves are concerned—if only we can find this supposed ancient library. Now, though, we may be getting in a bit too deep… This is Book 3 in The Witch and the Wolf Pack series.

It’s decision time: the point of no return. But for what? Solving crimes? Or solving quandaries of the heart? A wolf in the rain, an unexpected encounter, and the weirdest houseguest arrangement of my life all lead me back down the rabbit hole—or rather into the wolf’s den. I’m here for one purpose: saving the lives of my pack. My intentions are unshakable. My resolve to keep all my focus on this single agenda may, however, be another matter. This is Book 4 in The Witch and the Wolf Pack series.

Love hurts. It can even kill. Love and loss, mistakes and misunderstandings, a ballgame, a bed and breakfast, and a battle between former best friends, a showdown of ancient enemies, a struggle for life, a plea for forgiveness… And we’ve only just reached Yorkshire. This is Book 5 in The Witch and the Wolf Pack series.

Wolves on a plane? Probably easier to travel with snakes. Our investigation might be taking some crazy turns, but we’re a pack: we’re on this journey together, for better or worse. Now, though, it’s time for a change. Not only shamans, magical dreams, and all-you-can-eat buffets—no, even better. It’s time to let these wolves sing… This is Book 6 in The Witch and the Wolf Pack series.

A look into the past, a chance to reclaim the present. My pack has never let me down: I’m the weak link, the one who needs to find all my powers again—or for the first time? Now I pray I can live up to being the witch they think I am. Also that dusting off skeletons from closets doesn’t turn out to be more painful than tracking killers. This is Book 7 in The Witch and the Wolf Pack series.

Hunter or hunted? These wolves are both.I’ve never been so scared for the lives of my pack. At the same time, we’ve never been so close to solving this mystery. We have to push on, danger or not, and we have to succeed to save them. This time, though, we’ve tempted fate once too often. We face sharp ice and a black Moon, as they say, and the blood on my hands isn’t from our enemies. Moon save us.

A broken trail, a broken pack, can even magic save us now? We're hunting killers, closing in, so close we can smell it. Then why does it feel like my pack is crumbling around me? Like stress and fear, now mixed with isolation and horrors from our recent pasts, might get the best of us before any external foe? This is Book 9 in The Witch and the Wolf Pack series.