Bear Shifters of Louisiana

Bear Shifters of Louisiana is all about fresh starts, and loyal, protective hearts. Enjoy three stories in this boxed set. (Included: Moonlight Magic, Moonlight Madness, and Moonlight Mix-Up.) Can a spoiled Southern belle and a swamp-logging shifter find similar ground? Or will their conflicting lifestyles chase them in opposite directions? Finding out in Moonlight Magic. In Moonlight Madness, Zen's protective nature is in full-drive, but Ari isn't so sure she wants his protection. Can Zen convince Ari to let him in past her armor? Or will he always be left out in the cold? Moonlight Mix-Up is a story of tangled hearts and bruised egos. Will Alex and KC find their happily ever after, or will they refuse what they desperately need — each other. Can three Alaskan bear shifters tame the swamps of Louisiana? Or will the humid and musky swamps spit them back out?

Shattered like glass, Ari isn't sure she'll ever put the pieces of her life back together. Starting over in Louisiana won't erase the trauma of what she's been through, but distance from Alaska offers the illusion of safety. Will she ever find serenity or will she always be running? Zen is a free-agent, happy to shirk responsibility and play life on the wild side. When Ari stumbles back into his life, he's thrown by his need to protect her at any cost...even if she doesn't want his protection. Can Zen convince Ari to let him in past her armor? Or will he always be left out in the cold?

When Alex steps onto the elevator, KC's day goes from bad to worse. She's had a rough life, but that doesn't mean she's a door mat. She feels his judgment the moment he sees her, and she doesn't like it one bit. Thankfully, their barbed and frosty time together will be short-lived. Alex's smooth edges ruffle when the elevator gets stuck. Claustrophobic and trapped with his polar-opposite, he isn't sure how much more of the painted lady he can take. Battered and bruised egos leave them with an oddly, satisfying kiss-off before realizing their time together is far from over.