Nothing But Trouble by Noah Harris

Adrian would be the first to admit that his life has been filled with trouble. He would also be quick to say that he’s found a way to make trouble work for him. Over the course of time, he’s become very good at finding trouble and getting out of it when he needs to. The skills he’s gained aren’t the kind that the average person aspires to, yet there are always people out there who need someone who can get to where they’re not supposed to be and find out things one isn’t meant to know.

Which has come in handy for Adrian when it comes to helping his small pack survive the occasionally dangerous politics of city werewolves. With his skills, Adrian has made a bit of a name for himself for those who need someone talented in subtlety and covert investigation. Which is why, when another pack leader and ally to Adrian’s pack, Michael, needs someone to do a bit of quiet investigating into the disruption of his growing business empire, Adrian is the first name on his list.

As Adrian investigates the source behind the sabotage, he finds his time with Michael growing more complicated. The two of them spend more time around each other, their feelings growing from friendship into something more, and Adrian is forced to face his own past. As Adrian struggles with the fears dwelling in his heart, he finds that the past can come back in various ways, and he will be forced to choose between security or throwing himself headlong into the unknown.