Breaking Sass

What happens when a sassy Dire Wolf, with a penchant for breaking rules, and a Lion, who’s in love with the law, clash?

She’s a sassy Dire Wolf with a fondness for speed, and he’s a lethally sexy Lion who knows how to lay down the law. Get ready for fireworks when these two dominant personalities clash!
Sheila Rand is the only female member of the Dire Wolf Motorcycle Club. Rare and powerful Shifters, the Dire Wolf MC has decided to make Blue Valley their permanent home. As the Alpha’s cousin, Sheila’s outspoken nature and habitual defiance are overlooked by her Packmates, but not by him.
Mr. Law and Order thinks he can break her, but he doesn’t know who he’s dealing with. This she-Wolf does not want a mate. Especially not a puffed up pussycat!
Leonard Crowley is one of Blue Valley Police Department’s only Shifter Detectives. He’s worked hard to keep the Shifter secret, doing his utmost to blend in with mainstream life. With his father ailing, Leo is called home to confront certain issues that have popped up in the Blue Valley Pride. The elders insist he name one of their females as mate to assume his rightful position as King of the Pride, but Leo has a surprise for them.
Leo has already met his mate. He just has to claim her.
Will the feisty couple discover that breaking sass is much more fun together?

Popular Tropes

Fated Mates, Curvy Heroine, Wolf Shifter Romance, Insta-Love, Mating Fever

Series Reviews

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “This author really knows how to pull the reader into the story. The humor and attitude made me immediately a big fan of the series. The females are exactly what they should be, powerful and smart. Grab your copy and enjoy this wonderful series!” -Bookbub Reviewer
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Shelia and Leo’s story was a fantastic tale that had me smiling. Shelia is strong and independent wolf with sass. Leo is lion and detective investigating the bombing at the bar where he met Shelia, his mate. The connection and push between Shelia and Leo grab you with each turn of the page, add in the twist of mystery, and I found myself lost in the story.” -Bookbub Reviewer