Marked (Spies)

My day started with three werewolves in line ahead of me at the deli, and it went downhill from there.Coming home to small town Texas wasn't exactly on my to-do list after medical school but here I am, sitting pretty in my new role as Doctor Landry Babin, medical examiner, no longer Landry, that weird Babin kid.But...There's two werewolf victims in my office and Ethan Stone, the new sheriff, in my waiting room.The new sheriff who is also my high school boyfriend. And, oh yeah, a werewolf too.There's someone experimenting on weres and humans alike, and I'm pretty sure I'm on their list of potential lab rats.Whoever it is, they know that I'm not entirely human. Nearly Human (Marked, Book 1) is a NON-A/B/O, NON-MPREG MM romance featuring shifters, small towns, second chance romance, suspense, mystery, and a the start of a Happily Ever After.

My day started with three werewolves in line ahead of me at the deli, and it went downhill from there.Coming home to small town Texas wasn't exactly on my to-do list after medical school but here I am, sitting pretty in my new role as Doctor Landry Babin, medical examiner, no longer Landry, that weird Babin kid.But...There's two werewolf victims in my office and Ethan Stone, the new sheriff, in my waiting room.The new sheriff who is also my high school boyfriend. And, oh yeah, a werewolf too.There's someone experimenting on weres and humans alike, and I'm pretty sure I'm on their list of potential lab rats.Whoever it is, they know that I'm not entirely human.Nearly Human (Marked, Book 1) is a NON-A/B/O, NON-MPREG MM romance featuring shifters, small towns, second chance romance, suspense, mystery, and a the start of a Happily Ever After. Meredith is originally from Texas but lives elsewhere now with their family and two cats (who prefer to be referred to as tiny furry gods, thank you). They love writing and started, like most writers claim in their bios, at a very young age but only really fell in love with it after they discovered romance novels. Meredith loves to write queer-centered romance of the paranormal and spec fic/sci fi/urban fantasy varieties but has been known to dip their toes into contemporary and historical. Meredith can be found on social media if you're into consensual stalking of authors you like. If you're of a newsletter bent, you can sign up on Meredith's website for their occasional newsletter, which often includes upcoming release info, freebies or cheapies, ARC opportunities and other nifty stuff.Reader Group: www.facebook.com/groups/meredithsreadingranchAuthor Facebook: www.facebook.com/meredithspiesauthorTwitter: www.twitter.com/meredithspiesInstagram: www.instagram.com/meredithspiesWebsite and newsletter: www.booksbymeredith.com

So... my boyfriend's a werewolf.Kind of makes socializing awkward.Especially when we're investigating the murder of a half-dozen shifters and being courted by a top secret organization aiming to bring order to the hidden world around us.The only way it could be going any better is if we had a stowaway kid along for the ride.Oh, wait…Some days, I regret going into pathology. Howl at the Moon is the second book in a series and can best be read after Book One. It is NON-A/B/O, NON-Mpreg.

There wasn't a werewolf in my bed when I woke up this morning. Which was a change I did not appreciate.Ever since Ethan started working for the not-very-shadowy group trying to bring some sort of cohesion to the werewolf and shifter groups the world over, he'd been gone more than he'd been home. And I tried to be cool about it. Really! But... well, it sucks.What's even worse? There's some sickness going around the were and shifter communities. Weres and shifters are getting sick, going feral, dying... And all signs point to it being a targeted attack on the infected. Someone trying to cull pack members. Someone trying to revive Garrow's plans to make stronger, better, more pure weres. Either my worst nightmare was coming true and the monster that made me was back... or he wasn't the only one willing to use innocent blood to create their idea of perfection. When Meredith was in elementary school, they discovered two things: they hated sportsball and they love writing. Thanks to a teacher who decided the ideal punishment for refusing to play sportsball during the hot Texas afternoon was to make Meredith write, they discovered a lifelong love.Meredith lives way too far out west with their kid, partner, and cats who have never forgotten they were once worshipped as gods. They can be found online at:www.facebook.com/meredithspillowfortorwww.meredithspies-author.com