Bjorn's Mate Mary Winter Captain Bjorn Lunde leads a team of highly specialized troops. In need of assistance, Bjorn must welcome Sigrid Myrhe, a scientist whose knowledge may help stop a series of vicious attacks-if her voluptuous body doesn't drive the men to distraction first. Bjorn wants her at first glance, on his team and in his bed-and it seems his bear has found its mate. Now Bjorn must control the bear "and" his lust for Sigrid to keep her from discovering what makes his team perfect for an Arctic mission. Eager for a chance to prove herself, Sigrid soon discovers an assignment fraught with dangers she never imagined and men unlike any she's ever known. The captain is more than her commander. He's a man as rugged and mysterious as the frozen land she loves. Bjorn needs a scientist. Sigrid hungers for a chance to prove her skills. What she finds is a team of men with inner beasts-and a sexual attraction hot enough to melt the Arctic landscape that surrounds them.

Cameron Sommers has always worked just beyond the borders of right and wrong. A military sniper, she retired to work on adventure tours, mostly in the Arctic looking for polar bears. When an accidental shooting left her shaken, she went back to the military. This time she works as a consultant for a European Forces General, and he's sent her to the Arctic, where she has come face-to-face with the biggest, most dangerous, and the sexiest bears she has ever known. Kjell Tivet thinks the new sharpshooter is going to endanger the mission and get herself killed. How one curvy, sexy woman who is wicked good with a rifle can help them track down the Russian corporations dumping in the Arctic, is beyond him. But Kjell knows the mission, and he trusts his commanding officer to know what he's doing. All he needs to do is keep one hot sharp shooter safe and make sure he's not left wounded by her lethal charm.

Biologist Louhi Virtanen came to the remote EU outpost to combine her shamanic skills with her scientific ones. Her ability to work within the world of the Spirits, the creatures the men call Night Demons, might foster an alliance, and help avoid war within the spiritual realms. As a biologist, she can assist Sigrid in the lab documenting pollution levels and the illegal dumping activities they'd discovered. She never imagined having to balance two men as well. Twins Marc and Hans Svetter were as different in personality as the two halves of Louhi's world. In body, both men were more than six-foot of masculine hotness, and her body craved to devour, and be devoured by both men. Except their secrets run deeper than hers, and when she pulls them into the spirit world, she discovers that these men, and their inner beasts, might be the key she needs. First, she's going to have to help the team gather the evidence it needs, broker a truce, and also come to grips with her dual-life and the two men who make her desire to bring them all into balance...and into love. This book contains two brothers loving the same woman. While the brothers are twins, there is not any m/m action in this book. You'll have to wait for the final book in the series. (And if you read this one, you can guess who will be starring in the last book.)

Trent had always been the outsider on the team. When one-by-one Bjorn, Kjell, Hans, and Mark found mates, Trent knew he'd always stand alone. The European military structure might be more tolerant towards homosexuality; he wondered if his commanding officer and team members would be. Then Vik brings Aleksander back to the team. The Russian is the one man who can prove to be Trent's undoing. But betrayal and uncertainty run deep, and when Aleksander is asked to go undercover with a band of Russian shifters, Trent wonders if he can truly consider Aleksander is comrade, or if the man he's always loved might become his enemy.