Caiden McNeil is a special being, a metamorph who can become any human necessary to stop the criminals his elven boss Zander sends him after.<br><br>Caiden is also a loner, unable to trust anyone on an emotional level. He has reason to feel this way: in his over eight-hundred years, he has learned that caring for someone only leads to despair. After all, how could a human accept him for what he really is, an immortal who will never seem to grow older than his apparent age of twenty-eight?<br><br>Then two men come into Caiden's life -- Leander, a cougar shifter, and Theirn, a half-elf. Either may betray Caiden and his belief that their feelings for him are real. On the other hand, is one of them willing to fight to prove love is possible, if Caiden will only give it a chance?

Perhaps, Someday

Frowning, Caiden asked, “How does he know who stole it?”


“Because,” Rian replied, “this particular thief always leaves a calling card—thumbing his nose at the victim, and the police, should they become involved.”


“Yes, Caiden. All it has on it is the cartoon image of a keyhole, with two crossed keys over it. He, we’re presuming it’s a man, has left it at every theft he’s committed. He only goes after extremely valuable works of art, and only if he’s been hired to do so.”


“How do you knowhe’s been hired if you don’t know who he is?”


“Given what I supposedly do, I have contacts that are willing to talk to me. I’ll leave it at that, if you don’t mind.”


Caiden nodded. “Not that I have much choice. All right, Kingsley wants this thief caught, and came to you. He’s willing to disappear so I can take over. How have you explained that to him, without revealing what I am?”


Chapter 25