Jake Taylor was just looking for some fun at the gay bar outside of his tiny ass town. He never expected to see a man who made the world shift beneath his feet. Morgan Anson is young and good looking, and just Jake's type. It's weird that he feels an immediate jealousy of everyone Morgan dances with. He needs to get the man home, right now, and make him his. Jake just never expected to wake up the following morning next to a wolf. Morgan didn't mean to shift. It was an accident, but he was so comfortable and happy next to his mate, that it just sort of happened while he slept. They can't stay away from each other for long, however, though Jake knows he should, and even though Morgan is considered a curse on his pack, Jake will have to prove himself to the alpha if he plans on taking Morgan out of his abusive pack forever.

Morgan Anson is getting used to his new life with his human mate. The man is everything Morgan could have ever wanted, strong, kind, and honorable. As an omega werewolf with mismatched eyes, Morgan is considered a curse to his pack. Despite that, Jake Taylor hasn't thrown him to the curb. Which doesn't stop Morgan from being really nervous about telling his human mate that he is now pregnant. Jake at first thinks his sweet and shy lover is pulling a fast one, but is thrilled when he learns the truth, and is soon looking forward to being a father, but now he must do everything in his power to make sure Herrick, Morgan's abusive uncle and the alpha of the pack, does not find out. If he does, he might want to take Morgan back, and Jake will have to show him that even though he's an alpha, Jake's mate is not to be messed with.

Sam Turner is still getting used to the fact that werewolves exist, and he's not sure he likes it. When Alain Lake, a man who has been making eyes at him more than Sam is comfortable with, is forced to subdue him, he's pissed off. The whole thing scared the hell out of him, even if Alain had a good reason, being a stupidly strong, gorgeous werewolf and all. But Alain, though he might be a werewolf, has all the desires and needs of a man, and he makes them known again and again, apologizing for dragging Sam into this whole mess, and then pressing him up against the wall and kissing him senseless. Sam, despite thinking of himself as being a girl liking guy, cannot deny how good that kiss felt, but he's not ready. That's all right, because Alain is willing to fight for what's his, and defend his mate from those who would do him harm.

Josh Mitchell has had enough of werewolves, especially after being kidnapped by them for some stupid revenge plot that should have nothing to do with him. Josh is human, and he's not sure what these people want with him. He hopes for a rescue, but doesn't expect one, especially from Brant Hollis, the handsome beta who he might have had sex with once, in the barn, right before Josh walked away. But Brant does come for him, he comes for Josh and rescues him, even though he owes Josh nothing. Certainly no emotional feelings worthy of a dangerous rescue. But he's here now, and Josh's feelings for the man swell within him. Brant loves Josh, has loved him since the moment he first saw him, but his mate is scared and has been running. Brant has every intention of taking back what's his, and he will keep Josh alive and take his mate home. No one takes what's his.