Classes are starting, but things are changing inside the WVW Academy.
Merissa Montague just wants to finish her freshman year at the college for specials and go back home to prove to her pack that a female werewolf can be a strong alpha. Before she can do that, she has to finish her freshman year at Werewolf-Vampire-Witch Academy, where her vampire best friend is always pushing her to open up and have fun. Merissa wants to focus but it keeps breaking around one professor which are always followed by naughty fantasies. Feelings are growing but she’s doing her best to keep her distance.
Things go downhill when a werewolf professor is murdered, and all signs point toward the witches. The safety of the school is in jeopardy as Merissa proves her loyalty to her people while figuring out who is behind the murder. What she doesn’t expect to find is the murder was just the beginning to an even bigger plan to divide the specials so another war can begin.
Find out what happens in Shifter 101 today.
I turned a corner to where the sound had come from. The hair on the back of my neck stood up, making me slow my pace. My body ready to shift if I needed to. There was a chill and the smell of magic in the air. The school walls were tainted with so many scents it messed with my sense of smell, but this was different magic than the usual everyday spells. There was something else there that smelled familiar, but it wasn’t clicking into place. Turning a corner, a large object caught my foot and I fell onto the ground.
“What the…” My voice stopped working as I realized it was a person on the ground that had tripped me. I looked up and down the large body. I could tell it was a male by his scent, and he was too old to be a student. My hands twitched as I moved to turn him to see his face. A scream left my mouth before I could stop it. Dirge Aven, one of the new professors, was dead with his neck napped. His eyes looked hollow.
He is dead. He is freaking dead.
“Miss Montague, why are you screaming?” Mr. Rawson asked as he approached from behind me. I scrambled away from the professor.