The Lone Shifter by Sara Summers

“For some people, having a soulmate means unconditional love and support. For me, it meant having someone to call when I needed to get bailed out of prison. And when I say someone, I don’t mean my soulmate. As it turns out, sometimes the only good thing about having a soulmate is the in-laws.”

Kina was crushed when her soulmate Rhett walked away from her three years earlier, so when he shows up to pick her up from the police station after a night in a cell, she wants nothing to do with him. He wants everything to do with her, but after leaving her, he knows that he doesn’t deserve her.
Both fate and their connection pull them together as an angry drug dealer from Kina’s past rears his ugly head, forcing Rhett and Kina to be around each other more than either of them is comfortable with. The more time they spend together the more feelings resurface, both good and bad.
Rhett and Kina don’t know where things are going but one thing is for sure: neither of them will ever be the same again.