Dockworker Miles Cavanaugh fears for his livelihood after he permanently damages his legs while saving a stranger from injury. To keep the bills paid this winter, he accepts a position as personal assistant to one of the most powerful men in the city.
Unexpected possessiveness
Werewolf Hal Delacour never needed saving. He also doesn’t need a personal assistant. Too bad Hal’s wolf took one look at the human and said “mine.”
An unlikely connection
Hiring Miles assuages Hal’s guilt over the incident, but he should keep his distance instead of finding every excuse to keep his new assistant close. No matter what his...
Unnecessary heroics
Dockworker Miles Cavanaugh fears for his livelihood after he permanently damages his legs while saving a stranger from injury. To keep the bills paid this winter, he accepts a position as personal assistant to one of the most powerful men in the city.
Unexpected possessiveness
Werewolf Hal Delacour never needed saving. He also doesn’t need a personal assistant. Too bad Hal’s wolf took one look at the human and said “mine.”
An unlikely connection
Hiring Miles assuages Hal’s guilt over the incident, but he should keep his distance instead of finding every excuse to keep his new assistant close. No matter what his wolf may think, and no matter how good Miles smells, no future exists between them.
Besides, Miles is a terrible personal assistant. He doesn’t make Hal’s life easier.
Together, though, they might make each other’s lives better.
