Angielski
One werewolf cop. One human serial killer. Zero good choices.
Nick
Detective Nicholas Harper is starting to suspect his city has a villain problem. He's busy hunting killers for the LAPD by day and the Werewolf Regulation Bureau by night. He absolutely doesn't have time to obsess over Dr. Elliot Rhodes, the chronically unimpressed human who saw a werewolf shift and lied about it. But his wolf needs to know why.
Six months of stalking hasn't helped. It's time to change tactics. He'll date Elliot. Get closer. Find the crack. Except the closer Nick gets, the more his "plan" involves fewer questions and fewer clothes.
And when the truth finally comes out, it's already too late. Now Elliot is in danger. But Nick doesn't share. He will tear the city apart to get Elliot back.
Elliot
Veterinarian by day. Killer of bad werewolves by night. A useless human before morning coffee. Elliot absolutely doesn't have time for curious, annoyingly attractive detectives hovering around him. Especially werewolf ones.
But when Nicholas makes it clear he's interested, Elliot can't refuse. He has eyes. And needs. It was supposed to be casual. Just sex. No strings. Elliot didn't expect Nicholas to make him come undone in more ways than one.
So, he's too distracted when the consequences finally catch up to him. And this time, the cost might be his life.
Tags: a golden retriever werewolf, a black cat serial killing human, high heat, friends who show love by stealing Nick's dog, a grumpy human who's only cute before coffee (allegedly), an overworked secret werewolf agency, criminally good tech support for criminals, and hookups that definitely aren't just hookups.
Although more is planned for the couple, this book can be read as a standalone and has an HFA.
