Bücher veröffentlicht von Layla Dorine

Two years ago, a fight with another wolf ruined Gabriel's chances to pursue Raine as his mate. When he gets an unexpected second chance, Gabriel vows to claim him this time. Unfortunately for him, Raine has different ideas.Raine is proud to be a lone wolf, a wild one, but he'll never be a mate. Not unless he can find a wolf who promises he'll never be part of a triad. Threesomes may be the norm, but Raine is not willing to share.Aiden is different too. Born with a club foot, he was barely tolerated by his pack. Rejected, alone, he ends up right in the path of Gabriel, whose entire focus is on finding someone else. Now they each have two bond marks, and Raine finds himself part of a triad he never wanted. Can Aiden and Gabriel prove to him that a wolf can love two mates equally, or will they lose him to the allure of the wild and a fear he cannot tame?

Retiring from the sport he loved had never been part of Crow's five-year plan. Unfortunately, the head injuries he's amassed over years of Mixed Martial arts fighting have left him little choice but to throw in the towel and begin a new, shaky road towards…what? He's got no clue, that's for sure. In fact, the only thing he's certain of is that living a few short blocks from the gym is not the way to put the sport behind him, not when he still hasn't told any of his friends or training partners exactly why it is he suddenly decided to hang up his gloves. Moving is the only option that comes to mind, and what better place to retreat to than the beauty of the Vermont wilderness he loved visiting in his younger days? After all, he still has family there, and it's far removed from the sport he's struggling to walk away from. Speaking of walking away. Ever since he found proof of his late husband's infidelity, Jaylon's been wishing the man had abandoned him long before his illness stole his life. At least then he wouldn't be torn between fury and mourning, wondering what he'd done to drive away the man he'd loved. He's way too old to be starting over, or at least, that's what he tells himself before Crowley "Crow" Davies pulls up to the cabin Jaylon was renting out, a beautiful hitchhiker in tow. Now he's got one eye on Crow and one on Owen, a budding new dynamic forming between them, but will it all come crashing down when Crow's best friend, Jesse, shows up, looking to reconnect? A former fighter who left the sport two years before, he's been friends with benefits with Crowley since before either stepped foot in a cage to fight. The chemistry between the sheets is smokin' hot, but there's always been something missing, something the two never could put their fingers on. Can the inclusion of Owen and Jaylon provide the pieces they've always needed, or will someone find themselves left out in the cold?

All of his life, Caden DeMott's mismatched eyes have made him the target of superstition and scorn. Though he is the son of a nobleman, he's been allowed to run free over the hills and moors, mostly ignored by his family. No one ever thought to inform him that he had been betrothed since infancy until the day his fiancé, Prince Rhys Gwyther arrived to marry him. Rhys is the prince of the small island country of Mauritania, a land rich in gems, rose oil, and pearls, but poor in skilled artisans and seeds to grow crops. In order to further cement the trade route to the mainland, he's been sent to marry a man he's never met and bring him back to Mauritania. Unfortunately, an accident years before has left Rhys with a lot of emotional baggage and very little trust in strangers. But trust is exactly what Caden and Rhys are going to need if they are to make a life together, and help unravel the mystery of who's been smuggling valuable gems and pearls off the island. Add in the realization that Caden's stepmother, Mildred, and her island representative, Maxwell, have been importing inferior goods for years, forcing Mauritania to become more dependent on them, and trust becomes even more difficult. Caden possesses the knowledge to finally allow Rhys' father to unravel the plot to ruin Mauritania, but only if the king and his son are willing to put their faith in Caden's loyalty to his new home. Something that is difficult to do after Caden is accused of cheating on his marriage vows to Rhys with his guard, Luc. Will Rhys believe him innocent? Or will their marriage be over before it truly has a chance to begin?