In Crave Me, Tomas Montoya's alienation from his mate, Ciri, not only resonates with cultural misunderstanding, but also the generational pressure. Steamy and detailed, Crave Me also explores themes of expectations, stereotypes, and prejudice.

In Want Me, the second work Teresa Garcia tries not to bow down under the prodigious weight of her responsibilities: responsibilities she should never had to shoulder. She feels guilty when she does a good job, but she also deals with the fear that she will mess up. Agonized by memories of what happens when shifters lose their mates, she has no interest in finding hers. However, fate has different plans in store for her when she meets Rafael Santiago.

Beautiful and devastating, the combination of Crave Me and Want Me in PROWL THE NIGHT connect to the non-literary world with their depictions and their intensity.

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