Werewolf Bay meets werecats Kyle and Abby at the new club in town, and he's stunned at the immediate connection he has with them. But there's a killer on the loose. Can Kyle and Abby save Bay, and manage to keep him for themselves?

Cole Lee owns half of the Cat House, and lately he seems to own all the troubles that come along with running the club. The chemistry between Alan and Cole might just blind them to the danger they still face. Can they solve the case and still make time to get to know each other in the best possible way?

Layla, half owner of the Cat House, is great at matchmaking, but not so good at finding someone to call her own. Aaron and Jamie have a good thing, but they believe sharing makes it even better. Layla might be the purrfect pleasure to mix with their business, and they're ready to take what they want.

When paranormal lovers meet at the Cat House, their lives will never be the same.

This collection contains the previously released novellas in the Cat House series: Cats and Dogs, Catnip Crazy, and Cat Fancy.

Werewolf Jason is pretty sure he doesn't want to open his heart again to anyone, male or female. His last male lover left him in a cloud of drama, and his last best girl was taken out by demon hunters. So, when his friends set him up on a blind date, he doesn't even want to go, let alone deal with the mix-up when two people show up.

Coyote shifter Scott thinks it's a great idea, though, and he's willing to put his head together with foxy lady Rita to help Jason loosen up, even if it might put them all in danger.

Sometimes the ringmaster isn't actually the one in control.

Amadeo may be the most charismatic ringmaster Cirque Caprice has ever seen, but security head Jon doesn't trust him. Jon knows too many of Amadeo's secrets. Amadeo knows he's changed, but he has no idea he has to prove it to Jon until it may be too late. Can Amadeo show Jon that a leopard can change its spots?

CIA agent Jack thinks he's lost his mind when an old enemy throws him in a cage with a hungry tiger. He really thinks he's crazy when the tiger turns human on him and starts talking. There's no such thing as man-tigers, right? Still, Jack has to believe the evidence his eyes, and hands, provide him that Pasha is very much a man. Will they be able to escape Jack's enemies, or will Pasha's hunger win in the end?

Steve has lost his roommate and his house and figures life can't get any more strange. At least until the alpha of his local werewolf pack takes more than a passing interest in him. Then Steve decides that things can go weird, and hot, in a hurry.

Kamen loves the day-to-day business of running his pack, but he's lonely and bored, and Steve smells like the perfect mate. Danger strikes fast when the two of them get together, when the pack turns on Kamen, challenging his alpha status, and his love for Steve. Is Kamen enough of a big, bad wolf to keep them safe?