In the freezing Rockies, a skeptical biologist tracks a pack of wolves, but her data reveals the impossible: shifting tracks and speeds that defy biology. Her rational world shatters when the pack’s Alpha captures her, not to kill her, but because her blood screams a primal truth: she is his destined mate. Zoya must choose between fleeing to the safety of her human life or accepting a supernatural bond that makes her a target. Hunters, armed with military technology and fanaticism, tighten the noose. To save the pack, Zoya must leave her logic behind and embrace the beast within. Amidst the snow and blood, the attraction to the Alpha is electric and inevitable. But love is her greatest vulnerability. When betrayal strikes from her own laboratory, Zoya discovers that protecting her own requires more than science; it demands instinct, loyalty, and fire. A fusion of passionate paranormal romance and survival thriller. For readers seeking strong heroines, protective alphas, and the visceral tension of inescapable fate.
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The herd… is a miscalculation in land ownership. A logistical obstacle.
OMG, I am SO obsessed with this power dynamic! Caleb calling the werewolves 'a herd' just makes me so mad and excited at the same time 🔥😍 He's treating them like livestock for resources while Naomi looks ready to destroy him!
Fourteen centimeters long. Standard width for an adult male gray wolf.
Wait, wait! Is it a werewolf?? Like, did the author just drop a hint that our favorite paranormal creature is stalking us?! My heart is racing!! 🐺🔥
Her data had told her not to return. Her logic screamed that the broken sensor on the northern perimeter could wait at least twenty-four hours. But curiosity, that old, treacherous companion of all scientists, had been stronger.
His eyes, dark and calculating, kept scanning Zoya, as if trying to measure the value of her soul in real time.
The air smelled of cold coffee, old dust, and, stronger than ever, of him: wet earth, leather, and that static electric charge that precedes a storm.
