Fiona McGier Ordre des livres (chronologique)

When romance author Delu Morris is troubled with unexplained panic attacks, she seeks help from a doctor who's researching dream-therapy. He explains that he'll accompany her into her dreams to revisit her memories and to try to uncover if an event from her past is causing her trouble now. His grad assistant is a handsome Scotsman who wears a kilt the first time he meets her. She's intrigued, but they remain at arms' distance while he's a part of her therapy team. When she discovers that only he can make the machine work, he confesses that he's the 7th son of a 7th son, and the Unseelie are using him for some unknown reason. When he touches the controls, he pushes a wee bit o' magic into the machine to make it work. Will they discover together what her long-lost memory is? Or will the guilty person manage to keep her from that discovery-for good?

Saoirse McColl, a research biologist, keeps getting fired from labs for refusing to produce results the clients want. Her best friend suggests she look for a new line of work. She applies to an ad for a high school biology teaching job at an academy in northwestern Maine that promised living quarters plus salary. Diego Vargas, a werewolf, is the principal of the academy, despite having no background in education. He has proven to the pack leader that he is dependable and detail-oriented, but he hates hiring new teachers, not knowing what to ask them. Once Saoirse is in his office, Diego can’t concentrate because his wolf loves her smell. When it turns out that she is the best-qualified candidate, Diego and his wolf rejoice, because both are convinced she’s their mate. But she’s not a shifter, so they need to bide their time, waiting for the right moment to inform her that she’s living in a compound of mostly wolf shifters. Can these two find happiness together, once the scientist discovers that myth is reality?