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

Purple Sky

Purple Sky

An Alpha shifter confidently strolling through his smooth, easy life meets his unexpected mate—an Alpha whose journey has been wholly different and who has long since given up on hopes and fairy tales. Two different backgrounds. Two different views on power. One perfect pairing.

Word Count: 42,267

Packs and wolves come in all types, but 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

Cardeno's contemporary seems to do it for me. I wanted possessive alpha that is intense in getting their man. It's exactly what was delivered. It's short enough not to bore and read in between novels....Recommended for smutsters who want to read something possessive, hot and sweet all at the same time.

Boy Meets Boy

Jesse’s Diner by Cardeno C. is a heartwarming May/December romance that is delightfully angst free. This sweet yet steamy addition to the Hope series can be read as a standalone, but I highly recommend the entire series.

Book Reviews and More by Kathy

I am a huge fan of Cardeno's books, they are like hugs to me when I am having a bad day. Or a good day. And this one is no different, its sweet, with mild angst, HOT smexy times and a HEA that will leave you with a smile on your face.

Rainbow Gold Reviews

Cardeno C is a fantastic storyteller. Each story draws readers in and allows us to witness the characters' journey to love –the steamy, loving, and dramatic path that changes them for the better and makes them whole.

Fairest of All Book Reviews