Rena Koontz

At Midnight is a box set of three books by different authors.
I haven't read any books by these authors so for me this was a great box set to find some new authors to look for. That is the great thing about box set is the chance to read from authors you might not have read before.
Loved this set!

Midnight Casanova by Lainee Cole
Stranded at midnight by a broken-down car, dog trainer Maddie Lockhart finds refuge in a deserted farmhouse. When the owner of the house, Chance Marlow, tries to oust her, Maddie uses the stray mutt he calls Casanova to convince him she can help with his collection of homeless animals. While their paths seem incompatible, working side-by-side to rescue animals, they discover otherwise.

Two Days Until Midnight by Lynn Crandall
Time is running out for reclusive billionaire Tamier Rein to save himself from transforming into a cheetah, and bird-shifter Lark Ellis is his only hope for surviving past midnight.

Midnight Deadline for Love by Rena Koontz
T.B. Amanscott is Harrison City’s wealthiest man and his kidnappers want one million dollars ransom by midnight or they will kill him. Every possible resource is available to Sergeant Ariana Jeanne Lozione, who is heading up the rescue attempt. There’s only one problem. A.J. wants him dead.

Three very interesting and distinct stories all in one! The theme surrounding each story is midnight and what it does is reveal what the story is truly about. Very interesting concept that I enjoyed! My favorite story would have to be the last one in the set. I couldn't quite get my head around anything and really couldn't even begin to guess what was happening until it was revealed to me. I love stories that keep me guessing!

I received an arc of this book and am voluntarily reviewing.

This was a clever premise--three books in which midnight was the catalyst. And all three had something to offer, from dogs with a mind of their own to a beautiful bird shifter (a new one on me) and the reclusive beast she works for to a female cop who's finding her way up the police force chain of command. Of the three, I think the best was saved for last. Rena's book kept me guessing until the stroke of midnight.