Shifting Nature

Shape-Shifter, Book 8

By: Jae

Narrated by: Abby Craden

Faith and Tala's fake relationship turns real, but can their love survive the secrets they've been keeping? Find out in the gripping conclusion to Jae's paranormal lesbian romance.

After a carefully staged fake relationship brought them together, fox-shifter Tala and human Faith are no longer enemies. Now they're allies working toward peace between their species, and they tell themselves that's all they are.

But Faith can't help thinking Tala's interactions with her six-year-old daughter are the cutest thing ever, and Tala's fox seems to have already chosen Faith as her mate.

Pretending to be a couple grows more complicated when a kiss for the paparazzi ignites sparks that feel anything but fake.

But when an anonymous letter reveals a dark secret from Tala's past, the old distrust creeps in again.

Tala and Faith must decide: Can they risk everything to embrace the shifting nature of their relationship, or will fears and betrayals tear them apart for good?

Contains mature themes.

©2025 Jae (P)2026 Tantor Media

Great romance

I loved the tension that kept popping up between the characters . it made it more realistic.

Cute

All of Jae’s shifter books are cute and have a great storyline. They have some spice and a HEA.

nice story

needed 2 pauses when characters thoughts change . a director or producer issue? the story was great.

My new favorite shifter romance from Jae

I love how the pack and even Chloe played such a big role in this book. I love what Jae did with this series and this book. When I got to the epilogue, I didn't want it to end there. the culture blend in this book is one reason i am so in love with this shifter series, and that trade of trust is so sacred and beautiful. It also feels like the spiciest of Jae's shifter romance series. And giving us a mirror of fighting for rights really just hit it perfectly... Chloe narrated by Abby Craden is probably among my 2 most favorite kid characters beautifully written into a sapphic book.

Great Series

This book was so good and reminds me of all the hatred for the LGBTQ+ community right now. Especially the Trans community. I hope one day soon we can all accept everyone and get rid of all the hate.