In New York representing his pack at a gathering of Others, Irish werewolf Sullivan Quinn is at the conference to warn his American counterparts about the radical Light of Truth, an organization determined to wipe all mystical creatures out of existence. He's distracted by Cassidy Poe, a beautiful Foxwoman and granddaughter of a member of the Inner Circle that Quinn is scheduled to address.

Though Cassidy is attracted to Quinn, she has trouble reconciling the instantaneous desire she feels for him with her anthropological background and all she believes about social interactions between men and women. Determined not to succumb to the desire between them, Cassidy soon finds herself working with Quinn when the Light of Truth sect strikes close to home, putting in jeopardy all they hold dear.

Christine Warren's WOLF AT THE DOOR, first book in The Others series, is chock-full of a collection of mystical creatures rarely seen all together in one book. While it's a bit confusing keeping weres, shapeshifters, vampires, witches, golems and other various and assorted creatures straight, Quinn and Cassidy are likable characters and Warren's sense of humor is evident throughout.