Wolves Don't Say Sorry

Wolves Don't Say Sorry

Eli Marsh is an omega in a pack that has decided he doesn't belong. One refusal turned the alpha's son against him, and the whole pack followed. Quietly, carefully, he's learned to survive it.

Then his mother marries into a new family, and Caleb Rourke walks into the territory: an alpha, a stranger, and now Eli's stepbrother.

When Eli's heat hits at the same moment as Caleb's rut, neither of them can stop what happens. They wake bonded. Caleb, terrified of what it means, blames the omega for everything. He doesn't know that he can feel every ache Eli carries, or that the pack has been hurting him for far longer than Caleb has.

When the truth finally breaks, it's almost too late. Eli runs, and Caleb has to find out whether wolves who never learned to say sorry can learn to show up.

A slow-burn MM shifter romance about hurt and healing, forbidden love, and being chosen on purpose.

Content notes: adult step-brothers, mate bond, omegaverse, bullying and ostracism, self-harm scars, and suicidal thoughts (non-graphic), with hope and support throughout.