The Shift

Jerrik, tempted and deceived by beauty, is forced to live as a limmikin, a shape-shifter. The curse is simple: to be utterly consumed by a hunger for violence that is impossible to sedate. He doesn't remember the life he led before he was cursed, but it doesn't matter.
Nothing matters. Not after the shift.

At least, not until he does the unthinkable: kidnaps Charlotte Parker.

Addie still cannot cope with her elder sister's disappearance. She is plagued by nightmares and will not face the possibility of Charlotte's death. While she continues searching, Addie struggles to deny not only the doubts growing about her own memory of Charlotte's kidnapping, but also her fears that the truth may be exactly what she doesn't want to hear. When Addie finally comes face to face with Jerrik, the beast who stole her sister six months previously, the story evolves with an entirely new flourish, apt for the 21st century but wonderfully familiar to those who loved the fairytale BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.