Teague’s in the game for redemption, and Jack’s in the game for Teague. Can they both get what they need at Green’s Hill? Jack and Teague are human ‘hunters’, who have been recruited to work as liaisons between the preternatural world of Green’s Hill and the ignorant humans that surround it. Teague's in the game for redemption – and Jack’s in the game for Teague. Teague Sullivan is damaged and haunted – and about the loneliest man Jack has ever met. But Jack sees beyond his scars and his gruffness to kind and valiant man underneath. Unfortunately, Teague sees beneath Jack’s overtures to the naive, green idealist, and although Teague loves him, he makes it clear that a scarred old dog like himself will never be good enough for a sweet young pup like Jacky. While the argument’s raging, Jack is injured in the line of duty and the two hunters are abruptly sucked into the paranormal world that they’ve been defending. Teague is forced to reevaluate everything he’s believed about the two of them. He may be old and damaged, but that doesn’t mean he can let his Jacky go somewhere without him, does it? (Be aware that future books in this series contain m/m/f menage.)

After a year and a half, Jack finally has what he wants—Teague in his bed. But Teague is having a hell of a time showing Jack his heart anywhere but in bed. Plus, there’s the idea of the lovely Katy Garcia joining the two of them. Werewolves in Green's Hill have a very limited time to bond. Teague and Jack are well on their way, so if Katy wants into this relationship, she needs the door to open now, or the man she loves is going to be out of her heart forever. Teague's scarred inside and out, and the fireworks between him, Jack, and Katy have made him afraid of being naked, emotionally or physically, but he's going to have to man up and strip down. If Teague thought being bitten by a werewolf was hard, it's nothing on the rest of his life on Green's Hill.

Teague Sullivan is putting his life as a member of Green's preternatural hill together one piece at a time. He's become Jacky's lover, given Katy the go-ahead to try to mate with the two of them, and has proven himself as one of Lady Cory's elite guard for the hill. Now all he has to do is allow his feelings for Katy and Jack take over in order to seal the deal. But Teague's whole life has been an exercise in living without: living without food, living without safety, living without love. Now that food and safety are guaranteed, will Teague learn that reaching for the people he loves can be just a simple? Or will his desire for the ultimate home be forever beyond his touch?

Teague Sullivan thought he’d barely survived his childhood, but he’s discovering that was nothing compared to sharing his scars with his lover, Jack, or his heart with their lover, Katy. But Jack and Katy are in it for the long haul; they want Teague, scarred body, scarred soul, and all. But seeing something that painful, that private comes with a price. If Teague is going to show Jack his most painful secrets, he needs to know Jack is going to be around for a while, and that’s something their previous life didn’t always guarantee. Teague can’t function without guarantees, and Jack can’t function without Teague, and Katy can’t believe the two men she loves can exist in peace while making each other crazy. Something’s got to give, and someone’s got to change, and changing is never easy.

Teague can finally relax and allow his lovers to care for him, but do they really know all of him? Part of Teague Sullivan’s identity comes from working for Green and Lady Cory; it’s something he’s proud of, something he feels makes him worth loving. So when Jack steps out of line, it’s Teague’s job to put his lover in his place. But accepting the consequences for being both a lover and a leader may be too much for Teague to handle. Katy and Lady Cory need to set Jack straight about the way things work on the hill, and Green needs to set Teague straight about the workings of his own heart, but in the end, it all comes down to Jack and Teague. Can they be straight with each other about who they are and what they need?

The wedding is over and the real work has begun. Teague was almost killed in the line of duty, and everyone has felt the consequences. While Jack, Teague, and Katy grapple with Teague’s injuries and their implications, the Lady Cory who protects them all is forced to deal with an entirely different development—one she is almost completely unaware of. But when Teague needs help protecting his mates, Cory and Bracken jump into action. Literally. But Cory almost died saving Teague’s life, and now she’s the one who needs saving. Teague Sullivan has been willing to sacrifice everything in defense of his queen and his lovers except his pride. Will he be able to live with the consequences of asking for help?