Avenging the Pack
I came to kill him.
No trial. No politics. No mercy.
Just a knife, a list, and a debt that can only be paid in blood.
But my wolf has other ideas.
Garrett Forrester is the alpha of the pack that ran a living pipeline through his own territory. The one who turned a blind eye while wolves disappeared down his roads—who built his empire on fear and called it necessity.
I’ve seen what his choices cost. I carried the proof out of a burning facility with my own hands.
I don’t need a wolf council to tell me what he deserves.
I already know.
But the moment I take him—cornered, dangerous, refusing to break—something shifts inside me. Not a choice. Not a decision. A recognition so deep it bypasses everything I’ve built to survive.
He’s mine.
I don’t want it. I don’t let people in. I don’t feel things I can’t control.
But the bond doesn’t care.
It pulls. It burns. And every time he looks at me with those furious, unflinching eyes, my wolf stops fighting… and starts choosing him.
Garrett Forrester is guilty. He also fights like a man with nothing left to lose.
And if I don’t end him soon, I’m going to let him claim me.
AVENGING THE PACK is the eleventh steamy installment in the DRAGONBLOOD DYNASTY series. This dark wolf shifter paranormal romance delivers enemies-to-lovers fire, an unwanted fated mate bond, a cold-blooded heroine who doesn’t do feelings, and a guilty alpha who’s about to learn that some wolves don’t come for justice. They come for your throat. Perfect for fans of Nalini Singh, Suzanne Wright, and Ilona Andrews.
CONTENT NOTE: This book contains scenes of dubious consent, primal play, violence, and medical scenes depicting minors. Reader discretion is advised.
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