Seeking the Pack
I went into enemy territory for a mission I thought I could handle.
I didn’t plan on making a mistake I couldn’t fix.
But nobody told me about him.
A stranger in a roadside bar with a soldier’s body and an irresistible smile. One night. No names. No promises. Just heat, skin, and the kind of hunger that feels like fate sinking its claws in.
I was never supposed to see him again.
Then he walked back into my world.
Not as a stranger.
Not as an impulsive mistake.
But as the enforcer for the very people I came here to investigate.
Three of my pack’s families have vanished in enemy territory. No contact. No trail. No bodies. Just silence. The kind that means someone powerful and dangerous is making wolves disappear.
I came here to find them.
Instead, I found him.
He’s everything I was raised to hate. Loyal to a brutal cause. Raised to believe my kind—magic-blooded wolves—are a stain that needs to be wiped out.
He doesn’t know what I am.
That the blood he was taught to hunt runs through my veins.
To him, I’m just the woman from the bar. The one he keeps tracking down. The one he watches with that dark, possessive hunger. The one he wants to claim.
But my wolf knows the truth.
The bond is there.
Feral. Unrelenting. Impossible to ignore.
Every time he touches me, it flares.
Every time I let him close, I risk my mission, my pack, and the wolves depending on me to bring their families home.
Because if this enforcer learns my secret, he won’t hesitate.
He’ll choose his pack.
His power.
His world.
And he’ll end me.
Leading the Pack is the tenth steamy installment in the DRAGONBLOOD DYNASTY series. This dark magic wolf shifter paranormal romance delivers enemies-to-lovers tension, a fated mate bond, a dangerous enforcer hero, and a heroine torn between her mission and the wolf fate chose for her. Perfect for fans of Nalini Singh, Suzanne Wright, and Ilona Andrews.
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