Tess wants nothing more than to prove werewolves are real, and that she's not crazy. Traveling to a small, unknown, hidden town in the middle of the Montana forest because an anonymous source told her to, seems like her best opportunity to do so. And after twenty years of unsuccessful attempts to prove their existence this may be her last chance. What does she have to lose?

As sheriff, Ryder wants nothing more than to keep his town of non-humans safe from the outside world, and keep all the nosy conspiracy theorists as far away as possible. Something which used to be easy, until a fiery redhead waltzes into town and smells better than any female he's ever scented. He doesn't want to believe she could be his mate, she is a human after all. But when he discovers it's possible, Ryder's world is turned upside down. He should convince her werewolves aren't real and to leave town, but when his instincts flare all he wants is to keep her.

Can a shifter bewitch a werewolf hunter without falling in love himself? Not likely.