Spin-off of Montgomery Chronicles Torrance Boyd thought the rules a female Were had to obey were misogynistic and had no place in the 21st century. She chose to move away, living her life among people who had no idea she was different. However, even a Were gets homesick. Returning to San Antonio she found nothing was different... except that a childhood friend was suddenly a dog, her former boyfriend was acting like Machiavelli, and she'd won the lottery that would alter her life. What was a Furry to do?

Torrance Boyd was trying to come to grips with her new life. Being the first female member of the Were Council had its own share of problems. Her work at Alamo Veterinary Clinic would have been great had it not been for Alice the witch. Plus, her brother, Austin, was acting bizarre. The biggest obstacle to her happiness, however, was the abrupt and unexplained absence of Mark Avery, the only other Were like her. Oh, and the fact that she was Pranic, which was supposed to bring about all sorts of changes. No one told her that they’d be scary. Set in the same world, and featuring the characters from, The Montgomery Chronicles, The Sound and the Furry is the second book in The Furry Chronicles.

When you’re a Furry nothing’s normal, but when the furniture starts communicating, you have definite problems. Torrance Boyd has just learned a dangerous family secret, is trying to deal with vampires, the disappearance of the man she loves, and her own part vampire, part witch nature. Not to mention that she’s just been fired. Someone is out to get her, but who? The co-worker with an attitude? The jealous sister-in-law? The vampire with rabies? Her own brother? An ex-boyfriend who should be far, far away, but isn't? Or a mysterious and dangerous object that could cost thousands of lives, not to mention her own? Will Torrance admit that things aren’t going well? Will she decide to become a certifiable Furry Badass and take back her life? Read Torrance’s story to discover just what can go wrong.

Torrance Boyd could attest to the fact that the course of true love never runs smooth. She was madly in love with Mark, a Pranic Furry just like her, but he was suddenly involved with a vampire. He was hiding secrets, but so was she: a grandmother who used inanimate objects to communicate and the Stone that could kill her at any moment. Added to her problems was the NAAH, a humans-only group that was out to eliminate her permanently. Torrance, however, wasn’t one to go down without a fight. Not only for her life, but for Mark. The question was, could she succeed with so many enemies?