Primal Mercy

She's the tracker who put them in cages. Now she has to buy them back.

Frankie brings in escaped feral shifters for Council Retrieval, and she brings them in alive. Every time. It's the one rule she's proud of.

Then she learns where "alive" ends up. A gravel quarry in the Oregon hills, where rich people bet on shifters in a pit, and the fighters are kept docile between bouts and drugged wild for the ring. Seven names on the roster are hers.

So Frankie moves every dollar she has into a fake buyer's account, walks into the Quarry's private auction, and bids.

Gunnar, a bison who wins by standing there until the other shifter gives up. Kaito, a tiger, undefeated champion, who blows kisses to the crowd and goes blank the second the lights are off. And Lalo, a coyote she hunted through the snow for three weeks two years ago. He never forgot her face. He smiles when he sees her.

Her cover is simple. She owns them. She holds the leash. But the longer she plays their owner, the harder it is to tell who bought whom.

A scorching why choose paranormal romance with three cage fighter heroes and a heroine with a guilty conscience and a sharp mouth. If you love bought at auction, fake ownership, primal chases, and morally gray men who'd bleed for her, with open-door heat and a guaranteed happily ever after where nobody has to choose, this is your next obsession.