What sets the plot in motion is a visit to Delilah’s office by the handsome leader of the Weres of the Rainier Puma Pride, Zachary Lyonnesse. While the sisters help solve the mystery of who’s been murdering the Pumas, Delilah struggles between her feelings of attraction for Zachary and her established relationship with Chase, a FBH (full-blooded human). Although Changeling contains romance and explicit sexuality, the emphasis lies in the realm of fantasy. The sisters also struggle with the knowledge of eminent war in their homeland and their father’s precarious situation there.

There’s a lot of plot to follow, character names to remember, and abbreviations to learn, but the delightfully fun writing will guide you through without too much trouble. One minute the book describes poor Menolly’s newly-acquired blood lust and subsequent feeding frenzy, and the next minute the text joyfully depicts Delilah in her transformed state frolicking with a mouse or pouncing on the holiday tree. Galenorn includes plenty of surprises and interesting twists in this Seattle-based urban fantasy. The dialogue between the characters sounds coarse sometimes, but these sisters tell it like it is...at least in the Otherworld.