From New York Times bestselling “master storyteller”* Jill Shalvis comes a collection of two stories of love on the wild side.... Animal Magnetism− When Lilah Young rear-ends the truck of pilot-for-hire Brady Miller, the kennel co-owner finds it hard to ignore the sexy, gorgeous stranger. Lilah has lived in Sunshine, Idaho, all her life, and Brady is just passing through, but both of them are abandoning their instincts to surrender to primal desire. Animal Attraction− Jade Bennett has found refuge as a receptionist at Dell Connelly’s veterinary clinic. Used to planning everything in her life, Jade is surprised when Dell’s seductive, alluring ways spark an uncontrollable desire. And though Dell has never had time for love, Jade’s strength and sass are the kind of call no red-blooded male can resist…. * Reader to Reader Reviews “Animals and hot heroes. How can you not love a romance like that?” — Jaci Burton , New York Times bestselling author “ Animal Magnetism ramps up the pet-friendly book trend…[A] steamy, romantic, barn burner.” — Library Journal “There’s plenty of sizzle…An entertaining read and a good choice for readers who like cooing over cute animals as well as a cute romance.” — Publishers Weekly “Definitely a good way to spend a few hours with some sexy characters.” — USA Today “A delightful read full of cuddly animals, hot men, and confident women… A must-read.” — Fresh Fiction “Funny and hot as hell…Moving, empowering, and engaging.” — All About Romance Praise for the novels of   Jill Shalvis “Clever, steamy, fun, Jill Shalvis will make you laugh and fall in love.” — Rachel Gibson ,  New York Times  bestselling author "Shalvis writes with humor, heart, and sizzling heat!" — Carly Phillips ,  New York Times bestselling author "Fall in love with Jill Shalvis! She's my go-to read for humor and heart." — Susan Mallery , New York Times bestselling author “A fun, hot, sexy story of the redemptive powers of love. Jill Shalvis sizzles!” — JoAnn Ross , New York Times bestselling author “An overall perfect experience that is sexy…yet often laugh-out-loud funny.” — Romance Junkies Jill Shalvis is the New York Times and  USA Today  bestselling author of several popular series including the Lucky Harbor Series ( It Had to Be You; Always on My Mind; Forever and a Day ); the Animal Magnetism series ( Rumor Has It ;  Rescue My Heart; Animal Attraction; Animal Magnetism ), the Wilders series ( Instant Attraction; Instant Temptation; Instant Gratification ), and the Sky High series ( Strong and Sexy; Superb and Sexy; Smart and Sexy ). Her baseball-themed romances include Slow Heat and Double Play , and she also appears in anthologies such as He’s The One . One   Brady Miller's ideal Saturday was pretty simple—sleep in, be woken by a hot, naked woman for sex, followed by a breakfast that he didn't have to cook.   On this particularly early June Saturday, he consoled himself with one out of the three, stopping at 7-Eleven for coffee, two egg and sausage breakfast wraps, and a Snickers bar.   Breakfast of champions.   Heading to the counter to check out, he nodded to the convenience store clerk.   She had her Bluetooth in her ear, presumably connected to the cell phone glowing in her pocket as she rang him up. "He can't help it, Kim," she was saying. "He's a guy." At this, she sent Brady a half-apologetic, half-commiserating smile. She was twentysomething, wearing spray-painted-on skinny jeans, a white wife-beater tank top revealing black lacy bra straps, and so much mascara that Brady had no idea how she kept her eyes open.   "You know what they say," she went on as she scanned his items. "A guy thinks about sex once every eight seconds. No, it's true, I read it in Cosmo. Uh-huh, hang on." She glanced at Brady, pursing her glossy lips. "Hey, cutie, you're a guy."   "Last I checked."   She popped her gum and grinned at him. "Would you say you think about sex every eight seconds?"   "Nah." Every ten, tops. He fished through his pocket for cash.   "My customer says no," she said into her phone, sounding disappointed. "But Cosmo said a man might deny it out of self-preservation. And in any case, how can you trust a guy who has sex on the brain 24/7?"   Brady nodded to the truth of that statement and accepted his change. Gathering his breakfast, he stepped outside where he was hit by the morning fresh air of the rugged, majestic Idaho Bitterroot mountain range. Quite a change from the stifling airlessness of the Middle East or the bitter desolation and frigid temps of Afghanistan. But being back on friendly soil was new enough that his eyes still automatically swept his immediate surroundings.   Always a soldier, his last girlfriend had complained.   And that was probably true. It was who he was, the discipline and carefulness deeply engrained, and he didn't see that changing anytime soon. Noting nothing that required his immediate attention, he went back to mai