However, this short story started it all, it's the prequel to The Sumage Solution, The Omega Objection, and The Enforcer Enigma. Perfect for fans of Amy Lane, Lily Morton, or TJ Klune, the San Andreas Shifter stories stand alone and do not have to be read in any order. Carriger Related Books 15424 Reads Alpha & Omega by Patricia Briggs 4514 Reads Omega Rising by Joshua Dalzelle 5485 Reads Omega by Robert J. Carriger) brings you the next in her charming gay werewolves series.The San Andreas Shifter books stand alone and do not have to be read in any particular order. Carriger 1646 Page Views The Omega Objection by G.L. Marine Biology Part 0.50 of 'San Andreas Shifters' series by G.

May also contain fish, Irish mafia, and a shocking lack of tea. Carriger 1968 Page Views The 5th Gender by G.L. Want to know why the pack moved Read Marine Biology. Also by G L Carriger The 5th Gender As Gail Carriger The Curious Case of the. Writing as G L Carriger, New York Times bestselling author Gail Carriger brings her humorous voice to contemporary urban fantasy and gay romance.

'Carriger has created a world that's uniquely her own in the shifter-verse that I thoroughly enjoy visiting and can't wait to see what comes next.' ~ Boy Meets Boy (The Omega Objection)Ĭontains confused lovelorn werewolves and very pretty ex-Goth mermen who are exclusively interested in each other. This book stands alone, but there is a prequel short story featuring Bryans brother, Alec, the Alpha. However, this one comes after Marine Biology and before The Omega Objection. In this sweet little love story, Alec must discover his inner Alpha or suffer the consequences of neurotic ghosts and criminal masterminds with (literal) offshore accounts. Writing as G L Carriger, New York Times bestselling author Gail Carriger brings her humorous voice to contemporary urban fantasy and gay romance.Īlec is a werewolf with problems – he's unexpectedly alive, he's quite definitely gay, and he's been ordered by the Alpha of his wolf pack to partner up for an investigation with one very flirty merman.

Marine Biology by G.L. Carriger