Tanner and his team are done helping with cleaning up Gillham, and they’re looking for something more interesting, like the string of burglaries that happened recently. What Tanner was not looking for was his mate-although he wouldn’t have said no to a boyfriend-but after he meets Orlando, he’s ready to make space for him in his life. Meeting Tanner is the worst thing that could happen to Orlando. He wants to be with his mate, but Tanner is an enforcer, while Orlando is the cat shifter thief responsible for the recent burglaries. He’s already decided to retire and settle down with his best friend and his mate, but first, he has one last job to do. When Tanner finds the thief in the mayor’s house, the last thing he expects is for the cat shifter to turn into Orlando. When Orlando tells him they’re mates, Tanner knows he can’t give him up to the authorities, so he lets him go. But Tanner is an enforcer. No matter how much he wants to be with Orlando, he doesn’t know if he can ever trust him. When there’s another burglary, will Tanner be able to see through the pain of betrayal and believe Orlando has nothing to do with it? Or will they lose the fragile relationship they’ve managed to build?