Taming the Pack
He hasn’t spoken his own name in years.
They gave him a number. A cell. A needle in the dark and a body that no longer belongs to him.
By the time we pull him out of that facility, he’s more wolf than man—feral, violent, and so far gone that none of the other healers will go near him.
But I will.
I’m the one with steady hands and a calm voice. The one who sits outside his door when he’s howling. The one who believes there’s still someone in there worth saving.
I’m also the one carrying the sedative.
Every time I use it, I see it in his eyes… the betrayal.
Another room. Another needle. Another person deciding what happens to his body.
He doesn’t know the difference between me and the ones who broke him.
He just knows I’m the one holding him down.
My wolf doesn’t care. She presses toward him like he’s the only fire in a freezing world.
She knows what he is to us, even if he’s too shattered to feel it.
When he escapes, he takes me with him. Not gently or kindly. A hostage. A shield. The only leverage a feral wolf understands.
Now we’re alone in the wilderness. No pack. No backup. No sedatives.
Just me and a man who’s forgotten how to be human, running out of reasons not to kill the woman his wolf refused to leave behind.
I have to reach him before his mind breaks what’s left of him.
And he has to decide if the first person worth trusting is the one who kept putting him under.
Taming the Pack is the twelfth steamy installment in the DRAGONBLOOD DYNASTY series. This dark wolf shifter paranormal romance delivers captor-captive tension, a feral hero who’s more beast than man, a healer who refuses to break, and a mate bond that survives where everything else has been destroyed. Perfect for fans of Nalini Singh, Suzanne Wright, and Ilona Andrews.
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