Firecats

Thomas "Ratchet" Golding used to be a fearsome and powerful werecat. Until he and his clan of Alley Cats messed with the wrong coven of witches. Now a curse has crippled his animal. He knows if he's ever going to break it, he has to learn to love. Easier said than done. But he's gotten used to finding treasure among the ruins. Whether it be his life, or the trash heap the Alley Cats call home, he can spot the gold among the muck. And he's about to find the greatest treasure of all.

Disfigured from childhood, Marcus "Monster" Freeman, wants only two things. Love and for his prisoner to eat some damn food. But neither will come easy. Because monsters are hard to love and the woman he holds captive needs saving from an even bigger threat.

They call him Skittles because he inks his body with the colors he can't see. Enough colors to tell a story. Like a stained-glass window, the light only shines through when there is darkness. He needs darkness, and she comes to him as a photo of broken captive woman. But he will find her, and he will fix her. And perhaps . . . she will heal him too in the process.

Her name was Janet, but the psycho who had owned her called her Twenty. She'd do anything to forget about her time as an evil man's Doll. Even trust another bad man with her darkest secrets. The damaged Alley Cat shifter shows her glimpses of the normal life she desperately longs for. But he might be just as broken as she is. And even if he's not, girls like her don't get happy endings.

Raised in a clan of evil werecats who valued power over everything, Felix Kennedy didn't know what love was. Not until he did the unthinkable to save a hurt female. Now, his life is spiraling out of control as he fights both his inner demons and his destiny. Duty stands in his way when new players want to claim Memphis as their turf. He can't let his clan fall prey to another sociopath like his father. And he can't risk his mate's safety by trying to love her.