Need shifter series suggestions!!

[Jamie ~ Bad Boy Inspector]

Hello everyone I am looking for some book suggestions. I am in the mood for Shifter Paranomals. I read Spiral of Need by Suzanne Wright last night and I am looking for something similar to that or Shelly Laurenston. I like the whole pack as a family dynamics and how close they are as a pack and also the humor. I have read most of the BIG names like Nalini Singh (Fav), Lora Leigh (another fav), Rachel Vincent, Sherrilyn Kenyon, Patricia Briggs, Lauren Dane and Laurann Dohner (fav) and this is the type of books I am looking for. I want something with a great story that is not over powered by the sex. I am looking for those hidden gems out there. I also would prefer PNR instead of UF because I want the series that has one couple per book but they still interconnect as a whole. Does anyone have any suggestions?

[Sandra, Kindle Operator Licence Required]

Well, Jamie, our series read for this year is World of the Lupi. The pack is the family, and whilst it isn't a different couple for each book, there are several couples that all interact throughout the series and have their own books.

You could look at Eve Langlais who has quite a few shifter series, most of them very funny. First bk in series:

Also Celia Kyle loved this series, 1st bk and she has quite a few others as well.

[N.D.]

I would recommend "Of Fear and Faith." It's the first book in my Death and Destiny Trilogy.
Of Fear and Faith Death and Destiny Trilogy 1

[Debbie's Spurts (D.A.)]

Dragon Bound

I'm blanking out on more PNR that changes couples each book; I've read a lot but seem to mostly have read ones that followed same couple or small group of characters.

Molly Harper has a Half Moon Hollows series (nearly pure chicklit) that changes couples but not sure anyone would get it without first reading her Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs series which definitely did not change couples (blurb on that book will tell you if might suit your reading tastes -- I thought the werewolf family shenanigans were funny).

[Lauren]

Some of my favorites are Pamela Palmer's Feral Warriors - , Christina Dodd's Darkness Chosen series and Jennifer Ashley's Shifter's Unbound

[Jamie ~ Bad Boy Inspector]

Everyone has given me some great recommendations so far. They also don't have to be funny that is just a plus. I just want that close family dynamic that makes shifter books one of my favorites. I am making a list of what people are suggesting so keep them coming please. I new I could count on my group family :)

[Valerie ~ Val Hall ~]

I second the Unbound series

[Lis]

Love those shifters... I agree, fun authors like Laurenston are Eve Langlais (Lions Pride), Celia Kyle (Quick & Furry, Wicked in Wilder) also Dana Marie Bell (Halle Shifters, Poconos Pack), Georgette St. Clair and Jessica Sims (Midnight Liaisons).

Also enjoy Ashley's Shifter Unbound series... A few others Catherine Bybee (Ritter Werewolves), Maddy Barone (After the Crash), Helen Harper (Blood Destiny and Corrigan POV spinoff) and if you can hang in there after the first couple of books... Ilona Andrews Kate Daniels series Curran *sigh*

Darker UF/PNR Keri Arthur Riley Jensen series, Faith Hunter Jane Yellowrock series,

[Barbara ★]

How about humorous dragon shifters?
Dragon Kin series
Dragonfire series

Wolves
World of the Lupi series
MacInnes Werewolves trilogy

Misc shifters
Wing Slayer Hunters series

[Steph, Serious series addict]

I need to get back to Lyon's Wing Slayer series. Thanks for the reminder, Barbara :)

[Jamie ~ Bad Boy Inspector]

Aww I am loving all these suggestions and can't wait to try them all LOL!! I love shifters :)

[Floreadsalot]

Jamie ~ Bad Boy Inspector wrote: "Hello everyone I am looking for some book suggestions. I am in the mood for Shifter Paranomals. I read Spiral of Need by Suzanne Wright last night and I am looking for something similar to that or ..."

R.E. Butler, Eve Langlais, R.E. Butler, J.D. Tyler, Cynthia Eden, Sam Crescent, Cynthia Sax, KD Jones. All have very strong alphas whether paranormal, alien, shifter.