Writing as A.E. Frye

New Ogham is a city like any other, full of artists and architects, coffee shops and dive bars. But New Ogham is also full of wolves. Werewolves. Stevie McAllister has made a career of painting the most fantastical creatures she can imagine, but she never expected to meet someone or something as fantastical and terrifying as Uli Larsen and his equally terrifying sister, Maiken.

New Ogham is a city like any other, full of artists and architects, coffee shops and dive bars. But New Ogham is also full of wolves. Werewolves. Stevie McAllister has made a career of painting the most fantastical creatures she can imagine, but she never expected to meet someone or something as fantastical and terrifying as Uli Larsen and his equally terrifying sister, Maiken.

From the first night she sees Uli Larsen at her art opening, Stevie can't get him out of her mind or her dreams. She wants him, badly. When she sees the horrible, magnificent creature he becomes, she wants him even more. 

Uli's sister Maiken makes no apologies for her love of killing. The only one who can tame her is a tiny, blue haired pixie of a woman named Jolene, the proprietor of New Ogham's oldest dive bar.