The Wolf Within Her

Isolde Beck knew her new husband, Dorian Hawke, was hiding something. Their marriage was a business contract, a solution for them both, but his family's eerie traditions, their unsettling amber eyes, and the chilling warnings to stay inside during the full moon hinted at a terrifying truth. That truth is violently revealed when a group of fanatical hunters attacks, forcing Dorian to shift into a massive wolf to protect her. The mysterious man she married is a werewolf. In the aftermath, Dorian is gravely injured by a silver-tipped blade. As the poison courses through him, Isolde acts on a desperate, instinctual impulse and uses her own blood in a frantic attempt to heal him. To her shock, it works. The frantic struggle for survival melts into a surge of raw, untamed passion, and they consummate their bond under the wild, approving moon, transforming their contractual agreement into something real and primal. Drawn fully into his world, Isolde begins work at the clandestine Supernatural Research Institute. As a therapist, she navigates a maze of magical maladies and political intrigue, treating traumatized vampires and cursed fae. Working alongside Dorian, their bond deepens from a pact of convenience into a powerful partnership built on trust and fierce love. Yet, Isolde's unique abilities make her a target. Her immunity to werewolf compulsion and her healing blood mark her as an anomaly. The hunters are determined to capture her, and traditionalist werewolves see their union as a threat. What is the true source of Isolde's power? In a world that wants to tear them apart, can their forbidden love survive?