If Were tradition forced you to marry at twenty-five, would you do it? Helping bust up a kidnapping ring should give Bailey some leeway, shouldn’t it? It does, but only a little. There are idiots, and then there are suicidal idiots. For some reason, Bailey seems to attract the latter. Bailey is getting stronger, and her feelings for fake boyfriend Roland are becoming problematic. Some strangers try to help, some strangers attack without provocation. If Weres are looking for a fight, they should remember she never backs down. Never. Having now been introduced to magic, witches, wizards, and shamans, Bailey just wants to go back and hide and work on cars in peace. Unfortunately, the gods have noticed her. Massive change is coming down from the heavens, and Bailey Nordin is the Were in the middle. She needs to own her power, but it isn’t easy. Will she successfully juggle the latest problems while working out how to break with tradition?