Lina Roessler

Bo is happy for the distraction provided by an assembly of strippers that helps break an accused cop-killer out of the police station. While Bo goes undercover at a strip joint to follow the trail of one of the apparent accomplices, Dyson and Hale simultaneously track the murderer. Both investigations meet in the middle at The Hand of Glory – a disembodied hand with remarkable powers. Coming off The Morrigan's shocking revelation about Lauren, Bo and the doctor have a difficult conversation.

Bo and Dyson team up to track down a stolen Mongolian Death Worm on behalf of Dyson’s old wolf pack mate. When things get complicated, Dyson finds himself reliving his medieval days – tormented by the hard choices he once had to make, and fighting in the present not to repeat past mistakes.

A night out at the Dal goes awry when an insane trickster spikes the beer with a substance that transfers Bo out of her body – resulting in a ripple effect that finds our regulars inhabiting the skin of their friends, lovers and rivals. Suppressed – and not so suppressed – feelings bubble to the surface, and the brief stays in one another’s bodies gives each surprising insights into the other.

When rich young humans start turning up dead, Bo agrees to go undercover to help Dyson find the Fae responsible. As she makes her way through the “Gossip Girl” world, Bo learns a deadly kind of class warfare is afoot.

When Lachlan (Vincent Walsh) sends Bo (Anna Silk) on a mission to Africa to lift the curse on Nadia (Athena Karkanis), she is unaware that he plans to use her good deed to keep Lauren (Zoie Palmer) under his control. Meanwhile, Kenzi (Ksenia Solo) reconnects with a childhood crush while planning a surprise party for Bo.

As Bo seeks to punish the Ash (Vincent Walsh) for claiming credit for bringing Nadia out of her coma, and Trick (Rick Howland) goes under the spell of a power hallucinogen to divine the future, they set the Fae on a path towards an epic war.