After finding each other in Kiss of the Werewolf, Jie and Megan have now turned to practicing the sexual Tao in an attempt to cure Jie of his lycanthropy. In the midst of their practice, they are interrupted by a disturbing phone call. Jie’s ex-wife accuses him of stalking her, but that’s not possible, considering Jie is in the United States while his ex is back in China. Now faced with a larger problem than being a werewolf, Jie returns to Beijing with Megan in search of the stalker. Once Jie has cleared his name, he’ll return to America and continue his “cure.” He thinks. The mystery at hand proves more complicated and disturbing than he thought. And far more...erotic. Megan loves Jie as he is. She couldn’t care less that he’s a werewolf, but she’ll do anything to relieve his distress, including the centuries’ old erotic practices of the Tao. Not like that’s a hardship. But Jie’s rejection of his inner beast proves to have greater consequences than either of them could have imagined, and Megan finds herself between two werewolves in need of sexual healing. Literally.