Burn bright

Charles Cornick and Anna Latham are mated werewolves living near Aspen Creek, Montana. Their land borders a group of wolves who are too damaged to live safely among their own kind. These wildlings have been sent to the outskirts of the Marrok's territory, close enough for the pack's support and far enough to keep others out of harm's way.

The Marrok is out of the country when an SOS arrives from the fae mate of one of the wildlings. Charles and Anna head into the mountain wilderness and break up an attempt to abduct the wolf. They cannot stop blood from being spilled.

Now the pair have to find the attackers. Charles works as an enforcer, and Anna as a peacemaker, and the hunt relies on both roles. The trail leads back to an old and painful chapter of the past, one rooted in the darkest magic of the witchborn.

The threat sits close to home, in a rural, mountainous corner of Montana where werewolves, fae and magic share the land. It belongs to the Alpha and Omega series. The question the book turns on is who is hunting the wolves the pack has already tried to shelter.