A lone jaguar shifter. A magic user in trouble. Evil humans bring them together. Jagger Casley is part of a supernatural community, but as a solitary animal, he likes to keep his distance from everything and everyone. He puts all his effort into his struggling restaurant, but when a group of humans try to blackmail him, he realizes he has bigger problems than a failing business. All Ty Hickey wanted was to get to the community in Myrfolk and find a home within the walls, but the moment he steps off the train, he’s captured by a group of men who shouldn’t know where he is or that he’s a magic user, and yet they do. Ty’s captors use his sister as leverage to get him to do their bidding, but when he meets Jagger, he sees his chance to get rescued. Magic users are rare, and Jagger can’t leave Ty with the humans. He’s better off coming home with Jagger, right?

What's a vampire to do when falsely accused of murder? Had Jasper Argall known he'd be accused of murder simply because he went into a grocery store, he would've stayed in the supernatural community where human laws don't apply. Things are hard enough as they are without having to deal with the human police. Oscar Christopherson is a magic user pretending to be human. He likes being a detective, but supernaturals aren't allowed to work in law enforcement, so he's faking it. There is always a risk he'll be found out, and that risk increases when he's around other supernatural people, since they have a better sense of smell than humans do. Vampire or not, when Jasper is wrongly accused of murder, Oscar can't look the other way. Jasper knows humans can't be trusted, but maybe Oscar is different from all the other humans in Myrfolk. He's out of options, so what else can he do but put his life in Oscar's hands?

Are you willing to commit murder to save your daughter? Jinx Kilduff is in trouble. Big trouble. The leader of his community wants him to take out Gertrude, the leader of the Myrfolk community. To get Jinx to follow through, he kidnaps Jinx’s daughter. Jinx doesn’t want to kill Gertrude. He’s been trying to get her to take him in so he can escape the life he’s trapped in. Now he’s forced to kill her instead. Namir Klossner wants to be left alone. He doesn’t want anyone in his space, so no one is more surprised than him when he offers a panther shifter from another community to stay in his guestroom. There is something about him that makes Namir want to keep him close. Mostly it’s because he doesn’t trust him, but he’d be lying if he said that was the only reason. Jinx will do whatever he has to do to get his daughter back, but maybe there is a way other than to kill Gertrude. And maybe, just maybe, he can stay with Namir. There is nothing Namir hates more than vampires, so when he hears Jinx has a daughter and she is kept prisoner by one, he swears to do everything in his power to get her back ... and if he succeeds, maybe Jinx will want to stay with him.