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 Jefferson’s only hope for a happily ever after.Of course, the kitten he just adopted may destroy that happily ever after before it ever begins.Jefferson isn’t thrilled when his sister-in-law hires a new receptionist for his auto repair shop without consulting him first. He’s even more annoyed when he realizes the new hire is a bear, and not just any bear. She’s Kate Worcester of the Worcester bears, and even worse, is the only sister of Mason Worcester, the scariest grizzly of them all. And to top it all off, Jefferson’s pretty sure Kate Worcester is his mate.Kate Worcester is sick and tired of her brother’s interference in her life. His latest antics involve tossing clients through windows when he thinks they’re standing too close to her. If the only way she can end this ridiculousness is to quit her job and go to work for a panther mechanic, then so be it. Even better if that mechanic turns out to be her mate.Cleocatra’s been given a find a pawsitively purrfect match for her human companion. Except this kitten isn’t about to share Jefferson. He’s her human companion and no one else’s. The bear has got to go!

Mason’s fallen in love with a kitten named Cleocatra. Too bad his new brother-in-law isn’t willing to share her. Determined to adopt his own kittens, Mason visits an animal shelter and is stunned when the woman in charge insists that no bears need apply. Rude! Who does this woman think she is? Especially since Mason is pretty sure she's a bear herself. Even if she does keep denying it. Either way, those kittens are his and no woman is standing in his way, no matter how sexy she is. The only way these two will ever make it to their happily ever after is if a matchmaking cat and an entire shelter full of kittens get involved.

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.

It’s a pawsitively purrfect holiday season for the cats at PPM as they set their matchmaking sights on a bunch of grumpy bears and their purrfect cat companions and fated mates. Lumiki has been waiting years for Wade Meier to realize that they’re fated mates and for him to claim her. Unfortunately, Wade is a very stupid bear and has shown no sign of ever coming to that realization. She’s about to give up on him when something completely unexpected happens. Now she’s questioning everything, including what she’s always believed to be true. Zach Meier is Wade’s cousin. He’s known Lumiki his entire life. She’s his baby sister’s best friend and he’s always considered her to be like another sister. Suddenly though, he’s seeing her in an entirely different light, which is completely messing with his head. There’s no way Lumiki is meant for him, not when she’s been right there all this time and his bear has never given any indication that they might be mates. This match is a complete and utter mess. Even the matchmaking cats of the goddesses are confused about who is supposed to be with whom. It will take a holiday miracle to sort this match out.

The matchmaking cats of the goddesses may be this polar bear’s only hope for a happily ever after. The cats at Pawsitively Purrfect Matches are all in agreement. They've found the purrfect match for their target bear. If only the human mate they've chosen for him and the kitten who's purrfect for them both would cooperate with their matchmaking efforts. As if things aren’t difficult enough, the King of Chaos, Santa Kitty himself, arrives just in time to stir things up. This is going to be one holiday week they’ll never forget.

It’s a Pawsitively Implausible, Yet Purrfect Match. Not witchy enough for the witches, nor demonic enough for Hell, Tempest has found a new home in Zero, Kansas, as part of the Zero Cum Laude Coven. Unfortunately, though you can take the girl out of Hell, you can’t always get Hell to leave her alone. Inundated with demonic proposals delivered by a constant stream of “eligible” demons and monstrous hell-kittens, Tempest is at her wit’s end, which is not a good look for a weather witch with questionable control. She definitely doesn’t have time for a certain non-demonic, utterly human chameleon who keeps insisting they’re mates. Then again, maybe that’s the solution to all her demonic problems—a pretend mating. The only challenge will be convincing Matthew that it’s all only temporary. The matchmaking cats of the goddesses are a little uncertain about where this match is going. Hell-kittens, demons, chameleons, witches, and pretend matings, all with an interfering Lucifer in the mix—things are going to hell in a cat basket.

When a slightly scorched letter to Santa lands in Satan's lap, the matchmaking cats of the goddesses find their latest match is heating up in Hell. Starlight may be human, but she lives in Zero, Kansas, which means she knows quite a bit about the paranormal world. So she's not even fazed when Christmas morning dawns bright and hot in Hell or when her daughter's Christmas kittens display some very demon-like qualities. Talon's been unsuccessfully courting his human mate for the past six months. When she disappears and all evidence points to her being in the Underworld, he doesn't hesitate to follow her. He's prepared to go head-to-head with Satan himself to win back his mate. Unfortunately, Starlight's not exactly in a hurry to leave. Turns out, Hell isn't that bad, at least not when you're living in its Bed & Breakfast. Sure, it's a little hot, but for once, someone else is doing the cooking and the cleaning and Starlight is loving it. In fact, life is pretty damn good down south. The matchmaking cats of the goddesses have their work cut out for them when it comes to ensuring this match made in Hell is pawsitively purrfect.

It's a Pawsitively Purrfect Match Made in Hell Jane spends her days working for the public library and the local bookstore in Zero, Kansas. She reads all about adventure and romance, but never experiences them for herself. That’s okay, though. Jane may spend every Valentine’s Day alone, but she always has a new book boyfriend to turn to. This year, however, Valentine's Day is looking up because Jane has fallen in love with two adorable kittens. Who needs romance when you have a pair of purrfectly purrfect kittens to care for? That's when things take a turn for the weird. A man shows up claiming to be Lucifer, as in Satan, and accuses Jane of stealing his hell-kittens. Then, to make matters worse, Lucifer decides that Jane will make a perfect mate and decides to take her to the Underworld to be his bride. There's just one problem with that plan. There are no libraries in hell. Or bookstores. Or books. Well, there are books, but no steamy romances, so that’s a hell no from Jane. Only the matchmaking cats of the goddesses can save this match now.

The matchmaking cats of the goddesses face their final—and most terrifying—match in Zero, Kansas. They’ve avoided this match for as long as they could, but they cannot justify any more delays. The time has finally come to match the necromancer of the Zero Cum Laude Coven with her purrfect familiar and her fated mate. Unfortunately, there’s a reason Morana’s the last single witch of her Coven, despite being among the first to have met her fated mate. Her truly horrendous habit of raising the absolute worst of the dead has resulted in her vampire mate being utterly terrified of her. The cats aren't afraid, of course. After all, they have the goddesses on their side. Still, they are a bit unenthusiastic about this particular match. If they believed in unmatchables, well, a necromancer witch would surely qualify. This particular match will require every bit of magic the matchmaking cats of the goddesses can summon.