Wolf shifter enforcer Grant Romano has been given a mission: track down the dirty cop who’s working for the Purists and uncover their plans for Heartsridge town. But that means visiting a human city. Now, he doesn’t have anything against humans, but he can’t help but wish he was somewhere else. Anywhere. The moon, perhaps? That’s because his fated mate—the one woman who is perfect for him, who he can't stop thinking about—lives in that city. The same woman he walked away from after just one kiss.

To make matters even worse, she’s a cop. And it’s her team he’s been sent to investigate.

Human cop Mandy Evans can’t forget that kiss. That kiss. The kiss that she will measure all future kisses against. She should kick Grant Romano’s gorgeous ass for laying one on her and then walking away. But, luckily, she’ll never have to see the man again as they live in two very different worlds.

But then he strolls into her station and demands to see her boss. Oh, heck. How’s a girl meant to resist temptation when it’s right in front of her?

Fate might have thrown the pair together, but distance is determined to tear them apart. Grant can’t ask Mandy to give up everything she knows, but how can he walk away … again?

**This full length novel is the second in a new series set in the town of Heartsridge. The author recommends that you start at the beginning of the series, due to the continuing storyline, but each book features a different couple and their happy ever after. Also included: naughty language, fully realized love scenes, and big, burly shifters who only have eyes for their fated mates.**

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Heartsridge Shifters
It’s a new world. Shifters are no longer a secret and they’re ready to fight for their right to live free.

Everything is different.

Six years ago, the Registration Act forced shifters out into the open and the world changed. Towns were created to provide a safe haven for those shifters who chose to follow the law, and those who didn’t were declared rogue.

Heartsridge is one of the few shifter towns in existence, guarded and protected by special teams of bears and wolves. Their job: to protect the right for shifters to live and love, and for the space to run free as nature intended. Because not all humans found the truth easy to accept—that they’re no longer at the top of the food chain. Tourism keeps the town thriving, humans able to visit and stay for a week, but then they have to leave. It’s the law.

Because this new world can’t be trusted.