Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

Agent Cooper Dayton gets a call from his old boss at the Bureau of Special Investigations, and he is almost glad of it. At home, he and his partner Oliver Park are house hunting, and Cooper wants a forever home with Park but would rather not sort out the details. The case gives him a break from the arguments.

A former alpha werewolf has gone missing. The BSI borrows Cooper and Park to find him at a secluded mountain retreat for couples who need counseling. The two agents go in undercover as a couple seeking help, a cover that sits close to their real lives.

The resort is pretty, with handsome grounds, but every staff member seems to be hiding something. The suspect list is long, and danger waits around every cabin. Cooper should be watching the case. Instead, the couples' activities push him to face his worry about power dynamics in his relationship with Park.

A storm is building over the mountain. Cooper and Park have to solve the case before the weather turns, and before more guests, or the agents themselves, are killed.

This is a paranormal mystery with a romance at its centre, following an established couple rather than a first courtship. It is Book 4 of the Big Bad Wolf series, after Thrown to the Wolves and before Cry Wolf.