Desperate to earn some money for his family, Captain Adam Bershov hires a motley group of shifters to crew a piece of crap trawler called the Night Shift out of Dutch Harbor, Alaska. If he can get them to stop fighting amongst themselves and stop acting the immature idiots, maybe they could get some crabbin’ done. They all need the cash, all for different, but unselfish, reasons. But six greenhorn alpha males on one boat doesn’t a crew make. Enter Amelia (Millie) Wheeler, hired to help get the crew’s act together. Unbeknownst to Adam, of course. They barely have enough money to feed the boys, let alone another addition to the crew. But Millie is desperate to stay for her own reasons. Leaving isn’t an option, so she digs in and gets the boys in line. The growing attraction between Adam and Millie makes it easy to work together to make the Night Shift successful. But unexpected incidents of sabotage could jeopardize all they are working for, including their budding romance.

Broke and desperate, Benjamin (Ben) Shelikhov is on the verge of quitting the Night Shift Crew and leaving Dutch Harbor. He needs to earn a lot of cash in a short amount of time to help pay his sister’s mounting medical bills. And that dire need means moving away from Unalaska and the team who have become more like brothers than crew mates. But the silent, serious Kodiak shifter is the Night Shift’s only hope, and the guilt is killing him. Cassiopeia (Cassie) Taqukaq wanders into town one day along with the Shift’s new engine equipment for the brown crab season. The Native Alaskan beauty is a shifter and a wanderer, proud of it all, especially her brown bear. But she isn’t a stayer, doesn’t want to stick to any one person or place. For the most part, people have just let her down. But when it comes to Ben and Cassie’s chemistry, it’s off the charts, and it doesn’t take long for things to heat up. They match in so many ways, but will either of them open their hearts enough to stay?

Caleb Jensen, a deckhand on the Night Shifter, can charm the pants off of any female. He’s a crooner and a swooner and has relied on these “talents” to get what he needs out of life. So when he makes a deal, unbeknownst to his alpha captain, to take on another passenger for extra money on their next crabbin’ trip, he’s gobsmacked to find out it’s a she, not a he. Caleb and his eagle are blown away by the talented, super smart, and sexy scientist. Shy academic Sarah Goldsmith has been sent by her bioscience company to study the impact of global warming on the crab population in the Bering Sea, but when she lays eyes on the Night Shifter trawler, it’s the biggest piece of crud she’s ever seen. How can it even float? But there are no other options available, no other crews going out for brown crab, so if Sarah wants to keep her job and get to research her secret project, zombie crabs, she’s gonna have to take a chance on this motley crew. It doesn’t hurt that her attraction to Caleb is immediate and hotter than a summer thermal. Eagle shifters are rare, and for two of them to end up in the tiny Dutch Harbor can only be fate. Caleb and Sarah are as different as you can get as humans, but when their eagles come together, will they find they are meant for each other?

Wolf shifter Daniel Martin has a past that won’t let go, and he spends too much time at the bottom of a bottle trying to forget the tragedy that destroyed his family. He’s meant to be sending the cash he’s earned on the Night Shifter crab boat to his parents’ ranch in British Columbia, but instead, the cowboy finds himself pissing his wages away at the bar. The only good thing about spending time there is the lovely English waitress, Liza Evans. Liza has her own baggage. Growing up an old child in posh London, she’s never wanted for anything. Her parents set her path in life: university first, then successful career, happy marriage, and children. Fed up with being told what her life should be, Liza rebelled, dropped out of school, and took to traveling to escape. She landed in Dutch Harbor, hoping for a glimpse of the Deadliest Catch crew. Working as a waitress at a local watering hole, she soon realizes that her mates were right about Alaska, where the “odds are good, but the goods are odd.” But then she meets Daniel, and the attraction is instant and the laughs and drinks keep coming. Daniel’s wolf is showing signs of damage from his overindulging; the animal is sluggish and refuses to relinquish control once he does rise. Daniel’s crewmates and friends have tried to warn him, but he didn’t listen. A cowboy’s gotta let off a little steam, right? When trouble comes in the form of the crew from a competitor’s trawler and Liza is attacked, Daniel’s wolf can’t surface to come to her rescue. Will his wolf ever come back? And will Daniel and Liza’s love have a chance to grow before something even worse happens?