Desperately Seeking Shapeshifter by Jessica Sims

For example, a local wolf pack has only two females. One would think that since were-females are so rare, the males would know the whereabouts of every single one of them.

This agency enables male supernaturals to find and socialize with eligible females. One of the biggest problems that the shifters in this world have in common is that they have very few females, so naturally enough, most of them require all were-females to live and procreate within the pack - whether they want to or not.īathsheba (Bath) Ward, a young human woman, is the general manager of Midnight Liaisons, a dating agency for supernaturals (primarily shifters, but also a few fey and vampires). They are not allowed to date humans (aka naturals) unless the human has an official visa stating that she is legally approved to date within the Paranormal Alliance, which is the official governing body for most species of shape shifters (except for the vampires and the werewolves, who refuse to join). In this world, supernaturals are allowed to consort romantically only with other supernaturals. I am currently working on my review of this novel and will post a link to it here. Some sources (including the author) are including this book in the MIDNIGHT LIAISONS SERIES, but it is actually a separate novel that has no connection to Midnight Liaisons, the paranormal dating service that gives this series its title. NOTE: Sims has also published a paranormal romance novel entitled Between a Vamp and a Hard Place (Pocket, 1/2016). The post begins with an overview of the world-building followed by my reviews of all four novels arranged in reading order. This ongoing post was revised and updated on 9/17/14 to include a review of Wanted: Wild Thing, the fourth and FINAL novel in the series.

Desperately Seeking Shapeshifter by Jessica Sims