Phoenix; a badass werewolf hunter. After one mission gone wrong, her dad forces her into a temporary retirement. She unknowingly moves into the center of the Wolf Claw Pack's territory. Griffin; sexy, possessive Alpha. He met his human mate, Veronica, when a pack of his wolves brought her in for interrogation. She is his entire world, but he can tell she still hiding things from him. In the back of his mind he wonders where she learned to fight and how she accepted the werewolf world with such ease. What do these two have in common? Well, when Phoenix is taken by a certain group of werewolves, did you expect her to tell them her true identity? ---------------- "You seem to keep forgetting who you belong to." He growls, pushing me up against the pool wall. "I don't remember becoming your object." "Maybe we should change that." "You're not marking me." "Says who?" He whispers lightly in my ear, his wet hair skimming my skin. Before I can react, his lips are on mine.

Aria Torrez has grown up leading a not-so-normal life, being raised in a secret agency of spies and assassins. She is one of the best agents for her age and cannot wait until she gets promoted to a senior-level agent because that's when the real fun with demolition begins. What she does not expect is the latest mission she is assigned to: taking care of the teenage prince Maximilian, who hasn't been able to stay out of trouble, or in her words, 'babysitting' him while she tries to find out who is trying to kill him. Aria finds that the mission is so much more than what she thought when she finally gets introduced to a normal life, pizza and Maximilian's eldest brother, Adrian. Her mission becomes a mix of responsibility, guilt and uncertainty as she tries to successfully do her job while being distracted by new emotions and experiences. Can she really protect someone else when she cannot even think straight anymore?

7 years ago I was an ignorant, naive fool blissfully happily married to my husband. 5 years later I was a determined FBI Agent who wanted nothing more than to put the same husband in jail.