Leading the Pack
The boy with my lost lover’s eyes and her forbidden magic says he needs my help.
Cameron Corvus shouldn’t exist. Yet here he stands—seventeen, half-starved, scarred by Syndicate chains—carrying a dead woman’s name and a plea I can’t ignore.
His mother was my fated mate.
The woman I rejected eighteen years ago for the sake of pack politics and cowardly tradition.
She died defending her people.
Now her son stands before me, telling me their pack is shattered and bleeding.
I was young. Arrogant. I chose duty over the only woman who ever made me feel like more than teeth and rage.
The elders said her magic made her dangerous. Said mixing bloodlines would doom us all.
So I walked away—and buried that choice so deep it should have fossilized.
But Cameron has her copper-gold eyes. Her fire.
Six months of torture etched into his skin.
And nowhere left to run.
He says she told him to find me if things went sideways.
That I was the only alpha strong enough to stand when everyone else would fall.
She’s dead. I can’t fix that.
But I can get her son home. Protect what’s left of her people. And make damn sure no one ever hunts her bloodline again.
The problem? Going home means war.
The same elders who forced my hand still call the shots.
The traditional packs still call her people corrupted.
And Cameron carries magic in his veins that half the world would kill to control.
But I made a promise—to a dead woman, to her broken boy, to the future I should’ve claimed long ago.
And this alpha keeps his word.
Even if it costs blood.
Even if it costs my leadership.
Even if it costs me everything.
Leading the Pack is the ninth book in the Dragonblood Dynasty series and the first in The Wolf Chapters. This wolf shifter paranormal romance delivers fated mates, second-chance redemption, secret baby revelation, brutal pack politics, and an alpha who’s about to learn that some debts can only be paid in loyalty, sacrifice… and the fierce protection of what was always his.
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