Shape-Shifter

A compelling, stand-alone lesbian paranormal romance, part one in the award-winning Shape-Shifter series. For solitary novelist Jorie Price, true love seems as fictional as the shape-shifting creatures she writes about in her paranormal romances. Griffin Westmore doesn't believe in love either, but she's one of those not-so-fictional shape-shifters who secretly live among humans. When Jorie's writing gets uncomfortably close to the truth, Griffin is sent to investigate and, if necessary, kill the author to protect the secrets of her kind. But when Griffin unexpectedly finds herself drawn to Jorie, her world is turned upside-down. Hell, she's supposed to kill the human, not fall in love with her! How can she complete her mission now? Contains mature themes.

Five short stories that give glimpses into the lives of Griffin, Jorie, and the other characters from Second Nature. Bonding Time: Griffin has been looking forward to feline bonding time with a special lady. Leave it to her sister Leigh to interrupt. Coming to Dinner: Jorie and Griffin are having second thoughts about their decision to invite Griffin's shapeshifter relatives and Jorie's mother for dinner on Christmas. What could be more nerve-racking than cat-shifters who don't believe in Christmas with a human woman, allergic to cats, who doesn't believe in shapeshifters? Babysitter Material: It's Rufus and Kylin's anniversary-and no babysitter for the triplets. Kylin has a desperate idea, but is her gruff father Brian, ruler of the pride, really babysitter material? When the Cat's Away: With a mouse in Griffin and Jorie's house, Griffin calls her fathers. With three cat-shifters on the hunt, the house will be a rodent-free zone in no time. Or so she thinks. Plus One: Griffin accepts Jorie's invitation to be her "plus one" at Jorie's high school reunion, eager to find out about her lover's past. But the food at the buffet has an unexpected effect on Griffin. Contains mature themes.

A shapeshifter falls in love with a human in a busy ER in this lesbian paranormal romance. Nothing in Shelby Carson's life is ordinary. Not only is she an attending psychiatrist in a hectic ER, but she's also a Wrasa, a shapeshifter who leads a secret existence. To make things even more complicated, she has feelings for Nyla Rozakis, a human nurse. Even though the Wrasa forbid relationships with humans, Shelby is determined to pursue Nyla. Things seem pretty hopeless for them, but on Halloween, during a full moon, anything can happen . . . Contains mature themes.

A gripping lesbian paranormal romance about family bonds and being true to yourself. When wolf-shifter Kelsey Yates discovers that Danny, a fourteen-year-old shape-shifter, is living with an adoptive human mother, she is sent to protect the pup and get him away from the woman. Successful CEO Rue Harding has no idea of her son's true nature or that Kelsey, the beautiful, mysterious private tutor she hires for him, isn't really there to teach him algebra. But when the deaf teen runs away, Kelsey and Rue frantically work together to find him before his first transformation sets in and reveals the shape-shifters' secret existence to the world. It's a race through New York City, with emotions running high. But amidst the backdrop of their desperate search, could the two women discover something else, something unexpected, in each other? Contains mature themes.

Fake dating your worst enemy-what could possibly go wrong? An enemies-to-lovers, paranormal lesbian romance that proves love can outfox anyone. Ever since shape-shifters revealed their existence to the world, tensions between humans and Wrasa have been dangerously high. To improve their public image, the Wrasa council comes up with a bold plan: a fake relationship between one of their own and Faith MacAllister, the human daughter of their most vocal enemy. Tala Peterson, an aloof fox-shifter with the attitude of an alpha wolf, is anything but thrilled to pose as Faith's mate. She doesn't trust her one bit-and rightfully so, as Faith has her own agenda. Their flirty banter is strictly for show, and if Tala finds Faith's scent annoyingly irresistible, it's only because of the mate scent their scientists concocted. But when the wolf pack that raised Tala insists she bring her new mate home for a visit, the fake lovers are forced to not only share a bed but also to confront old prejudices. Soon, Faith faces a difficult choice: Should she keep spying on the Wrasa for her father, or can she trust Tala and her kind? Contains mature themes.