Any Place but Here

<p><strong>How does a Vegas pole dancer end up running a tech security firm in San Mateo?</strong></p><p>One change at a time Synde Bell says. And that wasn't even the biggest change she's made - how does a good Midwestern girl become a West Coast werewolf?</p><p>One change at a time.</p><p>Syn snickers. But really she's running the company because she can make the techies play well with the security specialists - no mean feat with cranky shifters - and their human customers like her.</p><p>Mostly.</p><p>They're in desperate need of a computer wizard however. They've 'inherited' a cutting-edge AI and what the hell does a bunch of shifters know about AI? They need Carlos Mendoza the techies say.</p><p>Synde shrugs. She knows Carlos. Nice young man and he's more than willing to come to San Mateo - beats the hell out of the middle of nowhere in Washington state. But there's one hitch: He says Kate Lebenev has to come with him.</p><p>Synde shrugs. They could use another female shifter to help run things. Sure she says. Bring her along. No problem at all.</p><p>Right?</p><p>A Wolf Harbor book. This is the sequel to Someone to Live for the first in Synde Bell's sub-series Wolf Harbor Diaspora.</p>