Andy is a romance author who has no desire to find her true love, doing so only brings heartbreak and sorrow. Her grandmother and mother are proof of this. They found their soulmates but are not allowed to be with them. There were rules, and rules are meant to be followed. Walt, Alpha of the Lupinski Clan, an international multi-shifter community, is everything you’d expect an alpha to be. Tall, sexy, smug, confident, and covered in mouthwatering tattoos. He’s determined to change the way things have always been and bring his clan into the future. He can’t afford any distractions. Andy’s perfectly comfortable in her relationship of convenience, until the day she comes home early. Driving away with no destination in mind to think, she finds a group of hot, sexy men in a bar, in the middle of nowhere. It felt like she belonged. Like, family. Up until the owner, Walt, walks in. What unfolds will change everything for the better or destroy two families for good.

Have you ever known two people clearly attracted to each other, but are forbidden to do anything about it? Nate Lupinski relinquished his right of becoming the next Alpha of his international multi-shifter clan to pursue his dream of opening a production studio. It’s become one of the fastest-growing production companies in the south, and he couldn’t have done it without Sydney, a human and his fated mate who can never find out about shifters or could suffer a fate worse than death. After three years of working her dream job as a Production Coordinator, Sydney Gray is ready to move on. Her undeniable attraction to her boss, Nate Lupinski and her body’s betrayal anytime he is near was enough to drive her mad, but his constant flaunting of conquests has broken her heart too many times to count, and she just can’t do it anymore. Just as everything is changing for the Lupinski Clan with the abolishment of the Good of the Clan law, Sydney has decided to leave it all behind. She decided to do one more gig for the company; that’s Nate’s last chance to convince her to stay. Will it be enough time for Nate to change her mind, or will it be too late?