V.J. Chambers - Cole & Dana 1 - 3

V.J. Chambers - Cole & Dana 1 - 3



01 The Killing Moon
She knows she shouldn't want him. But she does.
Six months ago, werewolf tracker Dana Gray barely escaped from Cole Randall, the wolf serial killer who kept her in his basement torturing her. Toying with her. He almost killed her, but he couldn't. He let her live.
Now, she finds herself obsessed with Cole. His voice haunts her, hypnotic and liquid, flowing through her, both horrifying and arousing. She can't shut him up.
At her job, she struggles with a bewildering case in which rehabilitated werewolves are going astray and killing again. From his maximum security cell, Cole claims he has all the answers. But he'll only talk to Dana.
Maybe Cole knows something. Maybe he doesn't. Dana doesn't know. She only knows she's grateful for the excuse to go to him. And once she hears his voice again, she'll do anything to see him, whether it helps the case or not.



02 Bad Moon Rising
Dana Gray is no longer mated to Cole Randall, but as his former female alpha, she is still tied to the werewolves he forced into his pack. Now, she searches for a way to undo that bond and free herself from the wolf pack structure entirely.
Following a lead to sever the ties to her beta wolves, she arrives at Hunter’s Moon Farm, a commune of werewolves whose atypical approach to wolf packs may offer her a solution.
When Cole discovers where Dana is, he risks capture by the authorities and goes after her.
Cole knows Hunter’s Moon Farm well. He was born there, raised there, under the thumb of the charismatic and manipulative Brother Jimmy—the head of the commune and Cole’s father. Jimmy blames Dana for seducing his son and taking him away from the family. Cole knows she won’t be safe there.
Jimmy doesn’t forget. Jimmy doesn’t forgive.
And Cole will do anything in his power to get Dana away from his father’s influence.



03 Moon Dance
Dana Gray loves her husband and her two-year-old daughter, but her life is far from perfect. Domestic strain weighs down her marriage, and her role as a stay-at-home mom cuts her off the rest of the world. It's a thankless, never-ending job, and her only escape is shifting into a wolf and running beneath the trees and sky.
When Cole Randall is captured again, he leverages his knowledge about a threat to the werewolf community in exchange for a pardon. And he's got a plan to neutralize this threat. He and Dana will go undercover. She'll have to pretend to be his prisoner.
Dana knows that her draw to Cole is irrational and unwise. She knows that her life is far more stable without him in it. And she knows this plan of his is dangerous-not only to her safety, but to her relationship with her husband.
But she can't resist Cole.
She can never resist him.