Christmas Eve might just be the best time for this werewolf to find forgiveness. Gideon has a long seated hatred and mistrust of vampires, with good reason. Vampires murdered his parents when he was a child and he’s had no reason to forgive them for what they did. But Darryl isn’t like the vampires he’s encountered in the past. He wants a place in the pack that has welcomed a vampire before, but to have a new home, he’ll have to win Gideon’s trust first. On a cold Christmas Eve night, it’ll take a miracle for this werewolf to open up to the likes of a vampire, but it might be just what they both need.

A vampire who still celebrates Christmas, and a werewolf looking for a place to sleep for the night. For two enemies, the holiday spirit may be just what they need to heal old wounds. The last thing Armand expected to find out by his woodpile was a werewolf. The man is freezing, injured, and in desperate need of some help. But for vampires and werewolves, centuries of old conflicts make being friends now nearly impossible. One night of comfort by the fire might be enough to sway a chilly heart, if both Armand and Puck are willing to take that chance.

Banan was interested in Owen the moment Puck let him into the pack, but Banan is shy and Owen is anything but. Adding in that Banan is ten years older than him, and he's sure he never had a chance to begin with. But his New Year's Resolution is to be more outgoing and to connect with people. He's been procrastinating until St. Patrick's Day. Now, with a couple of beers in him, this werewolf is ready to make his move.