The Jaguar Shifter's Honor

Dallas Manteo has been living as a human, a half-jaguar shifter with no interest in joining The Cause, until his sister quits her job for a shifter cult that claims to fight vampires in the Nantahala Forest.

He crosses the country to set her straight and instead finds the vampires are real, she is thriving, and a magical house named Credence insists he belongs with the others even when their leader does not.

After a combat injury forced the hardest decision of his life, Dallas is ready to feel useful and strong again—then he sees small-town lawyer Bonhi Candor glowing like the switches shifters are meant to serve and protect.

He is the only shifter who can see that glow, which leaves the rest of them calling him a liar, or worse, a man still addled by his old wound.

Bonhi has no room for a stranger or his talk of men who become animals, magic, and vampires; she is already running a one-woman law practice under the constant personal attacks of Judge Elizabeth Sturn.

When she is physically assaulted over her newest case, the man who saves her swears the danger is not the judge at all, and Bonhi would rather believe she is being driven insane than accept that she might be a witch fated to a jaguar.