Reaves has escaped, and pretty soon everyone figures out that he's a bigger threat than ever. He has injected himself with a virus that puts poison dart frog DNA in every cell of his body, and now no one can touch him, not even Swift. It will take more than just Swift and Kenmei to shut down Reaves' plans: they need to recruit a team of cat-humans. The question is will the government let them?

Swift is in a coma. Reaves is searching for the human girl who once owned him. Dr. Gonzales and Enzo are in jail. Kenmei is hiding out in Mexico, and the rest of the cat-humans have been rounded up by the government and placed in a special facility. As if things weren't bad enough, a terrifying cat-beast is about to creep out of the shadows, and in order to end his crime spree, the team will have to first overcome the obstacles that keep them apart.

All three exciting books in one volume Swift and his friends were ordinary cats until they were transformed by a virus meant to fix human DNA. Now they are able to think, speak and act like people. What's more, each cat-human also possesses a distinct ability that goes beyond what is biologically possible. These special powers make them both dangerous and useful, and the US government is eager to get them under its control. The problem is that some cat-humans just don't want to be controlled...

Second edition. Swift was just an ordinary house cat until a mix-up in the lab of his owner, Dr. Gonzales. Now he's part human... and not really sure if he likes it. Pretty soon, everybody wants a cat-human of their own. But when Dr. Gonzales starts to create more, he accidentally makes a dangerous villain. And Swift is forced to become a hero.