The thrill of the hunt is all Ryder ever needs—until the buck he catches unaware shifts into a young man right before Ryder is about to tear him to pieces. Tangled together on the forest floor, naked, adrenaline pumping, things heat up between the predator and his prey, and before Ryder knows what’s happening, he’s throbbing for the young man who was supposed to be his next meal. But Fin doesn’t speak English, and Ryder doesn’t understand a thing that comes out of his mouth. Stripped of words, Ryder resorts to a new means of communication - his body. Luckily, Fin speaks his language. Mated to prey, unable to pull himself away from Fin’s mystique, can two shifters from different worlds overcome their differences to find happiness?

When wolf-shifter Ryder has to settle down for the night with a herd of deer-shifters after a dispute with his pack, he has no idea what kinds of pleasures he’s in for. Entrusted to his new buck-shifter mate, Fin, and two other young men, Ryder quickly discovers that these creatures are not as virtuous as they appear, and they’re eager to drag him into their lust. With three eager bodies to fill, and other couples pairing off all around them, Ryder’s in for a night he won’t soon forget. Part II of The Predator and His Prey Saga, this book is best read following The Shifter's Conquest, but is steamy enough to be enjoyed all on its own.

After an evening spent pleasuring three different buck-shifters, wolf-shifter Ryder awakes early and is eager to mark foreign buck-shifter mate Fin with his seed. But as the herd awakens it becomes obvious that something isn’t quite right. The herd is migratory, and Fin wants Ryder to go with them, leaving his pack behind. With Ryder unwilling to part from his fellow shifters, and Fin unwilling to part from his herd, will that morning’s session really be the last time he takes Fin where everyone is able to see them? Will Ryder ever see his mate again?