Bitterbane

He is the wolf who helped destroy her family.
She is the one woman alive whose touch can kill him.
And fate has just told them they belong to each other.

Wren Thorne came home to bury her grandmother, and found two things she can't explain: a dead wolf on her land with her family's poison stuffed between its teeth — and a man in her doorway with amber eyes and no intention of leaving.

Wren is the last of a line of hunters bred to kill werewolves. Kael Draven is the alpha of the pack that wiped out her family twelve years ago. The night they meet, the bond snaps awake between them: the pull, the fated-mate bond that tells a wolf it has found the only person it will ever want. There's just one problem. Her blood is poison to his kind. One drop on his skin burns. One drop in his mouth kills.

He should hate her. He can't. She should run. She can't — the bond won't let her get more than two miles past the gate, and the closer they stay, the harder it is to remember they're supposed to be enemies.

Then the war closes in. A secret order of hunters wants her blood as a weapon. A rival pack wants her as a prize. And somewhere inside Kael's own house, someone has been forging the lies that started all of it — a twelve-year-old betrayal written in a hand that leads straight to a man he trusts.

To survive, the hunter and the alpha will have to do the one thing no one in their families has done in a century: tell each other the truth.

Bane of the hunters. Poison to the wolf who loves her.

Bitterbane is a slow-burn, high-tension enemies-to-lovers shifter romance with fated mates, forbidden love, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after. No cliffhanger. Perfect for readers who love a ruthless alpha, a heroine who refuses to be anyone's weapon, and a love story that has to survive the truth.


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