But who WOULDN’T be awkwardly freaking out if they were paired with a super hot werewolf on a work project?Īgent Oliver Park, meanwhile, is the opposite of nerdy. Cooper is one big ball of neuroses, which is only juxtaposed against Oliver Park’s chill, mysterious vibes. The tension between them continues to, uh, mount as pressure to solve a mysterious string of murders puts them in one precarious situation after another.įBI-turned-BSI agent Cooper Dayton is anxiously navigating his new career and learning how to be partners with a werewolf after nearly being killed by one. Cooper is wary of his new werewolf partner, Oliver Park, who is both very good at his job AND very good looking. In an attempt to bridge the gap, the BSI is partnering their agents with agents from The Trust. But relations between the BSI and the governing body of the werewolves, The Trust, are growing more and more tense every day. After a near-fatal attack, Cooper is transferred to the Bureau of Special Investigations, a highly secretive department created to police the goings-on of the area’s werewolf community. When Agent Cooper Dayton joined the FBI, he knew to expect the unexpected, but he didn’t think that included werewolves. What to Expect: Werewolves, LGBTQA+, FBI Agents, Good Cop/Bad Cop, Murder Mystery, Thriller Sub-Genre: Contemporary M/M, Shape Shifter, Thriller Her font of gay/thriller/shifter romance knowledge overfloweth, and she’s joined me today to walk you through the first five books of one of her favorite series. Shanna is the moderator for the Young Adult subreddit at r/YAlit which started out as exclusively Young Adult, but now includes New Adult content and discussion. This week, I wanted to get outside of my Regency comfort zone, so I called in the big dogs (wolf pun), and asked my good friend and fellow Little Rock FYA Book Clubber, Shanna, to pitch in. Welcome back, lovers, to FYA’s Grown-Up Guide to Romance Novels.

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