Shifters of Shotgun Row Series by Ever Coming, Lila Grey

Deep in the heart of the Louisiana bayou lurks danger ... and love. Welcome to Shotgun Row, far away from Mardi Gras and the French Quarter. Down here, gators aren't the most terrifying thing to prowl the shadows, hunting their next prey. And some of them turn back to humans when the tourists aren't looking. None of them have found a mate. Their beasts are too fierce. Their manners too gnarly. Their rush to violence too vengeful and swift... moreDeep in the heart of the Louisiana bayou lurks danger ... and love. Welcome to Shotgun Row, far away from Mardi Gras and the French Quarter. Down here, gators aren't the most terrifying thing to prowl the shadows, hunting their next prey. And some of them turn back to humans when the tourists aren't looking. None of them have found a mate. Their beasts are too fierce. Their manners too gnarly. Their rush to violence too vengeful and swift. Then Tansy moves into town, taking over her grandmother's bakery. Etienne knows there's something special about this latest addition to the motley crew of Shotgun Row. And he's determined to learn everything he can about her, no matter what it takes. This gator-shifter might have just found his match. less

Milla is back in town. The thorn in the side of Justice has sprung back from his childhood and lives in Tansy’s old house—too close, too far away. He bets she doesn’t even remember how she ruined his life or how her presence needled his gator, taunting the beast to eat her alive or take her as his mate. Milla doesn’t realize the power inside her. Her gator refuses to shift. Around Justice, her animal claws at Milla, wanting to be free. And she knows Justice is her mate—maybe she always has... moreMilla is back in town. The thorn in the side of Justice has sprung back from his childhood and lives in Tansy’s old house—too close, too far away. He bets she doesn’t even remember how she ruined his life or how her presence needled his gator, taunting the beast to eat her alive or take her as his mate. Milla doesn’t realize the power inside her. Her gator refuses to shift. Around Justice, her animal claws at Milla, wanting to be free. And she knows Justice is her mate—maybe she always has. Forgiveness doesn’t come easy for Justice. But no one said taking a mate was easy. less