Abby doesn't want a mate - and she especially doesn't want Oliver! One of the few werewolves at a human college, Abby thinks she has already met the guy of her dreams in her suave English professor. So when the quarterback of the football team turns out to be her mate, she's not interested, and she assumes he won't be interested in her either. After all, what would a self-proclaimed bookworm and a dumb jock ever have in common? She predicts a quick and easy rejection, and they can both move on. Little does she know that Oliver has other plans. They may not seem like an obvious pairing, but Oliver wants her anyway. Can she hold off his advances, or will this mismatch turn out to be a perfect match after all? Part college romance, part werewolf drama, and utterly irresistible! Intended for mature audiences.

This is the second book in the Mismatched Mates series. It was supposed to be a quiet summer break from college for Abby and Oliver, but a weekend getaway quickly takes an unexpected turn as Oliver is mistaken for someone else. Before long, new secrets from the past come to the surface and they find themselves drawn into a chase for a mysterious artefact that's connected to them both. As they delve deeper, they learn that even the best of intentions can have unintended consequences. Whose motives are pure, whose are evil, and whose are simply misguided?

Luna-to-be Abby has her hands full at the Jade Moon pack. While Oliver and Elijah are helping Alpha Patrick run the pack, Abby has to support her friend as she adjusts to life as a werewolf, deal with family drama at her old pack, and try to win over her new pack as she attempts to carve out her own place there. Things get even more complicated as word gets out about Liz’s identity and lines are drawn between those who welcome her bloodline’s return, those who don’t, and those who would use it to their own advantage. Old adversaries return with new agendas, and new friends are found in the unlikeliest of places. When the dust finally settles, can everyone find meaning in the hand they’ve been dealt?