Dozer messed up so badly with his club, he was sent away for three months. When he returned, his club mostly forgave him, but the rest of the city did not, and it was up to Dozer to square everything with the local Master Vampire. After doing so, Dozer is eager to put his past mistakes behind him, but the new Master Vampire takes a special interest in the werewolf his predecessor punished in a public, spectacular manner.

Owning sex slaves was forbidden under the former Master Vampire, but once Dozer realizes the new supernatural leader might not be so absolute with this rule, he begins to think of the possibilities.

And then an adorable little human steals his truck, and he discovers no one who loves her has any idea what part of the country she’s in, much less the specific city.

In the supernatural community, enslaving a shapeshifter who’s stolen from you can be considered survival-of-the-fittest, while enslaving a human is a totally different matter. But when you really want something, it’s better to plead forgiveness than to ask permission. Right?