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Human-raised Nate Rollins struggles to unite all werekind, worldwide, into one kingdom. Building a kingdom is hard when you don’t have a country of your own. With enemies attacking his family and pack, Nate must defend them all while striving to fulfill the charge given him by the Progenitors. But that's not easy when both human and were leaders don't yet have a reason to trust him.

With the Oklahoma Huntsmen routed, the injured healing, and the battles over, at least for now, Janelle, Queen of the Were, wants nothing more than for things to get back to normal. She takes a mixed group of were ladies to Houston for a "girls day," but the fun stops when human traffickers kidnap two of her pack. The traffickers don’t know what they have. More important, they don’t know what’s coming for them. The Alpha Queen is hunting....

Nate never wanted to be king. But not even kings get everything they want. All Nate ever wanted was to have a normal life, be a good cop, and someday raise a normal family. A real family, with real parents, not like the human foster system he grew up in. But duty prevails. Rogue vampires have built an army of Huntsmen to destroy the shifters, leaving humanity vulnerable to enslavement.

The Black Forest Huntsmen believe that werewolves are evil, human-eating animals. When a Huntsman is captured by werewolves, the Huntsman Triumvirate sends Zoe to kill the compromised hunter and destroy the pack.

Struggle with the lawyer and the beagle through the Forest of Confusion and the Swamp of Depression. Arrive at the Village of Compromise. Climb the Purple Mountains with them and then cross the Fruited Plains, only to be stopped by the Sea of False Hope. Do you know the way to Destinae? The story's abundant interpretations are sure to make it a favorite among educators, motivators and ministers.

Black Forest Huntsmen intend to take over the US government. Nate and Eli, both elite soldiers and Royal Alpha werewolves, strive to assert their dominance over werewolves, werepanthers, and other werekind in time to safeguard them from this hidden foe. Events culminate in the discovery of a plot so insidious, so catastrophic that, if not foiled, will poise all werekind on the brink of annihilation and thrust humankind into perpetual servitude.

Inflated examines this apparent conflict and makes the argument that such a world view is so ingrained in us that to expect the United States to live in a "deflated" world is simply unrealistic. It skillfully seeks to tell the story of, money inflation and public debt as enduring (and perhaps endearing) features of American life, rather than something we can one day overcome as our policy makers constantly promise.