Rollo by Madison Stevens

Isolated from the rest of the Luna Lodge hybrids, Rollo is on his toughest assignment. He’s having to pretend to be a normal human worker as part of a plan to infiltrate the office of one of the hybrids’ greatest enemies in the US government. If his mission succeeds, he might be able to save the hybrids from slavery.

Rollo finds that fighting crazed Glycons or dealing with cultists is easy compared to dealing with humans. Living among them, the hybrid begins to understand the true depth of humanity, both its beauty and cruelty. There’s just one thing he didn’t plan on: being attracted to the feisty and alluring reporter Jill Hope.

Jill Hope is still trying to make up for waging journalistic war against the hybrids. After being saved by them, she understands the heroes they can be, and more to the point, she also appreciates the charms of a handsome well-muscled man who is eager to please.
When her own investigation crosses paths with Rollo’s, Jill thinks there’s an opportunity for a human-hybrid collaboration both in bed and for the mission. A little distraction never hurt anyone.

Soon, though, what seems like the perfect pairing ends up with both Jill and Rollo knee-deep in government and criminal intrigue. With the other hybrids hundreds of miles away, the pair can only rely on each other to survive.