Pack

Pack Collection

Blue Mountain

Blue Mountain

An Omega who must learn to trust. An Alpha who must learn patience. Fate unites them. Love keeps them together.

Word Count: 35,375

Red River

Red River

Two Alpha shifters join together to lead their pack and build a family.

Word Count: 38,150

Golden Valley

Golden Valley

A generous Alpha with a tragic past and a young Omega with hopes for the future overcome mistakes to heal a pack and find happiness together.

Word Count: 41,524

Packs and wolves come in all types. But whether an Alpha or an Omega, each shifter longs for his mate.

These books are linked by theme or world. They are independent and can be read in any order.


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Reviews

I fell completely in love with Tanner and Steve.  I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend “Jesse’s Diner”.  It’s just another great story by one of my new favorite authors.

Cocktails & Books

McFarland’s Farm is a great start to the Hope series and I know fans of Cardeno C. and fans of the book Jesse’s Diner will totally fall in love with these two men just like I did.

Top 2 Bottom Reviews

It was nice seeing the characters from the other stories in this series hang out together, especially when they discussed David's love life. This was a very low angst story with lots of steamy sex, romantic dates, and some nice dialog. These two really care for each other and don't play games. ... I was tearing up at the end with happy feelings. ... Overall, I really enjoyed this beautiful romance between two sexy and kind people who both proved that love can happen at first sight.

The Romance Reviews

This is pure FLUFFY goodness, people. Put your shades on and get ready to smile.

My Fiction Nook

First off I have to say this story is WAY different from anything I've seen from Cardeno before. Dealing with a Dom/sub relationship directly isn't usual from this author. While the story is still sweet, there is an edge to it that makes it that much more interesting. ... The ending, when it finally comes, is pure Cardeno. This wasn't an easy story, but Family never is.

Mrs. Condit & Friends Read Books