A matchmaking cat may be their only hope for a happily ever after. Maggie isn’t a fan of people. Or maybe it would be more accurate to say that people aren’t a fan of Maggie. Therefore, when she inherits a house and enough money to retreat from the world, she happily embraces the opportunity, bringing only her cat along for company. Jackson is the sheriff of his shifter town. He deals with people all day long and for the most part, enjoys his job. Until the crazy human who just moved to town reports a catnapping. He’s not exactly leaping at the opportunity to track down a missing pet. Then he discovers the crazy human is his mate. Genghis Khat has a mission: find his human companion a mate. The only problem? Her mate is the sheriff and she’s not exactly a fan. It’s going to take a lot of work to make this match a pawsitively purrfect one. Note: previously published in the multi-author anthology, Shifters Do It Better.

A matchmaking cat may be their only hope for a happily ever after. Jennifer is determined to make friends with her cranky, polar bear neighbor, especially since she’s pretty certain he’s her mate. Unfortunately, the bear doesn’t seem to agree. Worse, he appears to be a tiny bit anti-Christmas. Well, that’s no problem for Jennifer. She’s an expert at dragging reluctant Scrooges into the true spirit of the holidays. Bryce thinks his neighbor is crazy. She’s tried to poison him repeatedly and now she keeps dragging Christmas decorations onto his property, insisting that it’s time for him to get into the holiday spirit. Well, he doesn’t need any holiday spirit, thank you very much. He’s perfectly happy being the bah humbug polar bear that he is. The cats of the goddesses specialize in pawsitively purrfect matches, but Shredder is a challenging case. Rejected seventeen times, he needs a home in time for Christmas and these two shifters are his last, best hope. NOTE: This book was previously published as part of the Shifter Christmas Howlidays multi-author anthology.