Hey, guys. Elisabeth here. After turning in edits for Hunter by Night and spending a mind-numbing amount of time on hold with the IRS, I found myself without time or brain power for a post for today. So I thought I’d share the latest shifter book from my very good friend, Mary Calmes. Mary is my Alpha reader and the person who spent hours on the phone with me problem solving when I hit an ugly plot snarl with Hunter by Night. I enjoy reading her books a great deal. Her writing has a heartfelt, melodic quality that I have found to be truly unique. So this is all queued up on my Kindle and I can’t wait to dig in. I hope you’ll check out Old Loyalty, New Love. 

About Old Loyalty, New Love:

When jackal shifter Quade Danas was banished from his pack for being gay, he spent years in the military escaping his father’s prejudice before returning to civilian life as a bodyguard for Roman Howell, the teenage son of a very rich man. After Roman is in an accident that leaves him physically scarred and emotionally distant, Quade is the only one who can get through to him. As Roman becomes a man, he realizes what he wants—his bodyguard by his side and in his bed. Unfortunately, Quade can’t seem to see past the kid Roman once was to the man he has become, certain Roman’s feelings are merely misplaced gratitude. But Roman knows a lot more than Quade realizes, and he’s used to persevering, no matter how many impediments life throws his way. He wants the chance to prove to Quade that he’s strong enough for a jackal alpha to call mate.

Despite the decades Quade has been away, and the heartache of his father’s rejection, his inborn loyalty to the pack remains, and his abrupt departure left the jackal shifters without an alpha heir. As a psychopath shifter staking claim as alpha draws Quade back home, and Quade feels compelled to heed the call, he may be forced to make a choice he never anticipated. But doing so means he must leave Roman behind… unless somehow they find a way to make loyalty and love work together.

Get it at: Amazon | B&N |  ARe | Dreamspinner Press