WELCOME TO ALPHAVILLE, where the she-wolves and alpha-males play. . .for keeps.

Renny Landry is a wolf on the run. Pursued by a shapeshifting stalker and his slobbering pack of killer coyotes, she is forced to flee her job as a librarian to find sanctuary in the wooded hills of Alpha, Washington. A well-secluded safe space for troubled shifters, Alpha is Renny’s last hope. But the first person she meets there is a gorgeous alpha male with fiery eyes, fierce tattoos, and one ferocious appetite—for her…

Mick Fischer thought he left his past behind when he moved to Alpha. But fate has a way of biting him in the tail when a female wolf shows up on his property. Wounded, desperate—and disarmingly hot—Renny brings out the snarling, protective alpha beast in Mick like no other woman he’s known. Can these two haunted, hunted wolves manage to mate for life…even as the deadliest past demons howl at their heels?

“Warren is a master of paranormal romance.”—Night Owl Romance

"An entertaining, sultry shifter romance that brings the heat and is sure to appeal to paranormal fans.” - RT Book Reviews on Baby, I'm Howling For You

"A funny, sexy, and action packed book." - Book Junkiez on Baby, I'm Howling For You

"Baby, I’m Howling For You has all my favorite elements of a paranormal romance, it’s action packed, sexy, with strong characters that readers will just love." - Hypeable

"A fun, romantic read." - OMG Reads on Baby, I'm Howling For You

"Full of heat and spice...this story has it all." - Literary Addicts on Baby, I'm Howling For You

"Wickedly good." - Book Nook Nuts on Baby, I'm Howling For You

Christine Warren is the bestselling author of The Others series, including Wolf at the Door, Big Bad Wolf, Born to Be Wild, Prince Charming Doesn’t Live Here, and Black Magic Woman. Born and raised in coastal New England, she now lives as a transplant in the Pacific Northwest. (She completely bypassed those states in the middle due to her phobia of being landlocked). When not writing, she enjoys horseback riding, playing with her pets, identifying dogs from photos of their underbellies, and most of all reading things someone else had to agonize over.