Midnight Kiss

A charming fey-blooded mage who knew at first sight that she was his mate. A fiercely independent Alpha she-wolf detective who swore she'd never trust a magic user. A twenty-year manhunt for an evil sorcerer who feeds on the power of captive women.

Margo Mahigan had hunted Mathias Bolivar since she was a girl. The mage tore her Pack apart two decades earlier, then erased his trail so completely that no wolf could follow it. Margo turned that failure into a career as one of the best shifter private investigators in North America, and she always worked alone. Then Gabe Llewellyn kissed her at the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, and her wolf couldn't stop thinking about him.

The next morning brought her first real lead in years. Everyone she trusted told her the same thing: to hunt a mage, she needed a mage. So she swallowed her pride and called Gabe. The trail led from an ancient vampire Master in Seattle to the bear shifters of Grizzly Cove, then by motorcycle across the Nevada desert to Lake Tahoe. Gabe was patient and far more powerful than he let anyone see. He was also determined to win her heart. Margo's wolf was falling for him, but she was certain only another shifter could ever form a true mate bond with her.

Bolivar had been buying magical women from a trafficking ring and siphoning their power to fuel his own. Stopping him would mean trusting Gabe with her life and with the lives of every woman Bolivar still held. Trusting him with her heart was the risk that scared her most.

Perfect for readers who love steamy werewolf romance, fated mates with a witty mage hero and an Alpha she-wolf heroine, a road-trip manhunt full of danger, and a paranormal world where shifters, mages, and vampires collide.

•Fated mates (werewolf heroine / mage hero)
•Alpha heroine, shifter private investigator
•He knew she was the one. She needed convincing.
•Road trip and partners-on-a-case romance
•Crossover visit to Grizzly Cove
•Steamy, open-door romance with a guaranteed HEA
•Book 3 of the Were-Fey Trilogy (Tales of the Were). Complete romance, no cliffhanger. Best read after Lone Wolf and Snow Magic.