The Supernatural Enforcers Agency is a police division that specializes in supernatural crime. Isis is a sassy tiger shifter that leaves men drooling in her wake. She's not looking for a mate - she's looking for a good time, but she may have just found both in the human detective, Rafael Silva, she is forced to work with. Raf and Isis dance around each other as they investigate a case that involves cemeteries with missing body parts and an elusive scent of death.

I enjoyed this one more than I thought I would. I didn't really love Isis in the first two, her abrasive personality towards the main female characters wore on me. But the insight into her thoughts worked much better at making her a likeable and funny character. Her relationship was total instalove (which bothers me in all instances except as a paranormal romance trope) but it wasn't too ridiculously sugary - only a little bit - and Isis was busy mocking it herself which helped.

I liked the investigation into the stolen body parts and I was amused by Raf and Isis competing to keep one another safe. The first half was taken up by the investigation and flirting, while the second half descended more into the lovey dovey sappy side of things and the results of the investigation.

There wasn't many appearances of the other SEA agents as there were in the first two books, but it worked well enough having the focus on the banter between Raf and Isis. Overall, a lighthearted shapeshifter romance with a little bit of crime and mystery, an instalove connection and a lot of steam. 3 stars. ( )