The Devil's a Werewolf — Thalia Eames

The badder they are, the better they bite.

Juliana Perlas has three good reasons to give up dating bad boys:
1. The uber-famous ones tend to be jerks. 
2. They're dangerous. 
3. Danger turns her on.

She pulls a trifecta when one of the Seven Sons of Hell crashes through her living room window. Strong, definitely not silent, 1.5-million-Youtube-suscribers Daz Warren.

Dashiell Warren never means to destroy things; chaos just kind of follows him around. His peculiar gift has served him well as a shifter MMA fighter, but it's left behind a trail of destroyed lives. Miraculously, Jules is the only person in five years he's been able to touch without suffering searing pain. Which makes him want to get closer.

Jules sternly reminds herself she wants a heroic type who'll fight for her, slay dragons for her. But Daz has vowed to never raise his fists again--literally or figuratively.

In spite of themselves, his need to touch and her weakness for danger boys collide and go nuclear. All while Fate howls with laughter...

Warning: This book contains a woman whose mind says "run" but whose body says "dance". And a hero who's...who's...well, there's no nicer way to put it. He's a smartass. May cause barks of laughter and a yen for taboo sex. Hey, if you can't run from him, run to him.