Starters. A Four Book Introductory Bundle. (ePub)

A four book starter kit to introduce you to the writing of Susanna Shore. The collection includes a paranormal romance The Wolf's Call, Two-Natured London 1; a cosy mystery Tracy Hayes, Apprentice P.I., P.I. Tracy Hayes 1; a stand-alone contemporary romance Which Way to Love? and a thriller Personal. Each book is available separately too.

The Wolf's Call
The Wolf's Call starts the Two-Natured London paranormal romance series. Each book has a stand-alone love story featuring wolf-shifters of the Greenwood shifter clan and vampires of the Crimson Circle, an organisation of elite vampire warriors sworn to protect the two-natured: vampires, shifters and sentients.

In this first book we meet Charlotte Thornton, a human lawyer whose family doesn't tolerate the two-natured kind, and Raphael Green, a wolf-shifter who has sworn not to date humans. But matters aren't as straight-forward as they have learned, which opens a chance for their love-story. It won't be easy though; they have powerful enemies that will put their love, and lives, at risk.

Tracy Hayes, Apprentice P.I.
This is the first book in the P.I. Tracy Hayes series of urban cosy mysteries. Tracy is a Brooklyn waitress who isn't as successful as her three older siblings, which is a bit of a sore spot for her. When she loses yet another waitressing job, she takes the first job that she comes across and becomes an apprentice to private investigator Jackson Dean.
Her first case should be easy: locate the owner of a dog she's found. But things are never as simple as they seem, and she's soon ankles deep in criminals, FTAs, and cheating spouses-her ex-husband included. And that's on top of a new roommate, who may or may not be a hacker, and a family that likes to meddle with her life.

Which Way to Love?
This is a stand-alone contemporary second chance romance. It features Audrey Wright whose marriage is about to end. To give it one last chance, she gets a job at the news agency where her husband, Marcus, works as a war photographer. A new job and a move to London cause more changes in her life than she anticipated, and she has to take a good look at herself before she is ready to save her marriage.

Personal
Personal is a stand-alone thriller featuring crisis negotiator Harper George. She has lost her job, but is called back for one last negotiation when a bank robber requests her by name. It leads to a mystery that has an origin in Harper's past. Someone is holding a grudge against her and Harper has to face the most difficult negotiation of her career to solve it: that of her own life.