So, a little about At Sixes and Sevens...
Karma
is a bitch.
Aidric
LeClair was one of the more outspoken betas of the West Falls Clowder when Dolf reveled he planned to mate with a human named Kirk. Humans mating
with werecats? Unthinkable. Little
did Aidric know the changes that were about to sweep through the clowder.
Shortly
thereafter, beta Heller found his mate—another human—named Lawson. Each beta
seemed to be falling one by one to mated bliss. Not long after, beta Remi mated
with the Vetala, Marshell. Then Marshell’s sister, Janelle, mated another
clowder member called Sam. When
the heir-apparent Dolf assumed Alphaship of the clowder, the elders were in
uproar over the changes Dolf wanted to make concerning humans, and other paranormals,
joining them.
Now, thanks to the wolf stalking Marshell, a werewolf Alpha has come to call on the West Falls Clowder to make reparations for the damage his
errant pack member caused.
Aidric’s
life takes an unexpected and dramatic turn when he meets Alpha Carter Lovelock
of the Dark Lake Pack. Werecats mating humans was bad enough, but now Aidric
finds that his mate is none other than a werewolf. An Alpha werewolf at that.
What is his goddess Bast thinking? Werewolves are arrogant, violent, and
egotistical.
And
now Aidric has a decision to make: accept the mate the goddess has blessed him
with, or deny the gift she gave him. Aidric’s concerns are not simply based on
how inflexible werewolves are either. Werecats are also smaller and weigh less
than their doggy counterparts.
Aidric
struggles. If he accepts Carter, he has no choice but to give up his
clowder. Carter is an Alpha. There’s no hope of him joining Aidric’s clowder,
plus there’s the fact that Carter has his own pack. The animosity between cats
and dogs is real. Aidric worries if he will be accepted by Carter’s pack. The issues Aidric foresees are indeed real, but there
are also some hidden pitfalls he was unaware of: like the fact Carter was
involved with a female werewolf named Sabrina who is damned and determined to
be the Alpha-mate. Then there is her brother, Delaney, who is also very
outspoken in his regard toward Aidric.
Carter
Lovelock is in a pickle. He always assumed his mate would be a female werewolf.
How else is Carter supposed to carry on his line and retain Alphaship? Sabrina
isn’t giving up easily, Delaney’s disagreeable behavior is a thorn in Carter’s
side, and some of the other werewolves are purposely going out of their way to
make Aidric feel unwelcome, including one of his deltas, Evan.
Carter
tries to help Aidric adjust, but things are not going well. If the situation isn't already tense enough, there's the member of Carter's pack who stalked Marshell—a werewolf who just happens to be Carter’s nephew, Jack.
Added to the stress is Jack’s mate, Baylor, who is none other than the hunter who tried to
kill Marshell.
Even
with all the disastrous events in their lives, Carter and Aidric find common
ground. Love roots in the turmoil and slowly grows. They work to put their
lives back together and bring peace to the pack.
Unfortunately,
what little headway they make is destroyed during a full moon hunt. Will it cement their relationship or tear them apart?
Find out in book four of the Fur, Fangs, and Feline series!
