Kimberly Brenin has been plagued by nightmares. Dreams of being chased by someone or something—the petrifying face of a Werewolf. Most would chalk up the image to that of a scary story, but Kimberly knows the truth. Werewolves are real. She knows because she is one. Being orphaned at an early age has left Kimberly woefully naïve when it comes to Were rules. As Benandanti of his pack, Nico is furious that Kimberly would dare come to his land. Every Were knows it is against Lycan Law for any Werewolf to come into another's territory without first gaining permission or making an offering, and Kimberly had done neither. The feisty beauty is a handful and much to Nico's amazement completely unknowledgeable about the world they live in. Even more astonishing, Kimberly has no idea that she is coming into her heat…

Shadow of Moonlight Lena Matthews & Liz Andrews Remington is a solider first and a woman second. She's fought hard to earn her place as "Venator" for her pack. The safety of her "Benandanti" comes first, even before her own wants and desires. There isn't a Were alive who can make her feel any differently. Then again, Jace McClellen isn't an ordinary Werewolf. Thanks to the roll of the genetic dice, Jace possesses all the strength of a Werewolf but not the ability to change. Instead he's been given the annoying talent to dream a fortune-cookie future. A future filled with more questions than answers and a dream sidekick who aggravates more than he helps. The one thing he doesn't need his visions to tell him is he and Remington are meant to be together. Now the only thing he has to do is convince Remington. "Reader Advisory: While this novel is a stand-alone, for better reader enjoyment we recommend reading "Myth of Moonlight" first."