The Wolf She Shouldn't Desire
Talia Laurier is heir to the most powerful vampire coven in the city. She also is the coven’s assassin who takes care of all the dirty work. Everyone in the city knows of her, if not by name then reputation, and no one dares to cross her. Her world is chaotic and dangerous, but it’s what she knows and what she can’t escape. So, when a werewolf comes crashing into it, she’s nowhere close to happy despite the feelings of attraction she feels for the sexy wolf.
Jordan Ashford is the alpha of the most powerful werewolf pack in the city. He’s responsible for protecting not only his pack but most of the smaller ones spread throughout the city. Werewolves and vampires have been enemies for centuries but that quickly becomes forgotten when he sees Talia in action. She’s a fighter after his own heart.
Two enemies meant to hate each other, struggle to keep their distance. Jordan is determined to see what could be while Talia fights the notion. After all, werewolves and vampires are not meant to be friends let alone anything more. They’re sworn enemies. Jordan and Talia though are fighters against the prejudice and hatred each of their species blindly throws at the other per the status quo. Jordan will fight tooth and nail for the chance for them to be together, but there is one thing he doesn’t account for that could kill his hopes and dreams with Talia. Talia sees no future with the forbidden wolf but can’t fight the pull between them every time she is around him. Can the two find a way or is their love doomed before it even began?
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