Hexin' the Wolf
Fresh start. Grumpy Alpha. Chemistry that won’t quit.
Avine Bell is done dimming her sparkle for anyone. Armed with a temperamental hybrid, a lifetime of suppressed magic, and zero patience left for men, she’s starting fresh in Haven Shores—a quirky coastal town. But the moment she signs the deed to a rambling Victorian inn, she summons a grumpy Alpha to her doorstep. She’s not looking for a protector. Too bad the one who shows up looks like that—all broad shoulders, a sharp jaw, and eyes that make her forget what she was arguing about.
Theo Vance has spent years being the responsible one—protecting his pack, keeping the peace, and absolutely not looking for a mate. Then a magical shockwave from the cliffs sends his wolf into a tailspin, and suddenly he’s “inspecting wards” at the inn every other day. The stubborn, silver-streaked witch who owns the place won’t take his advice, won’t stop arguing with him, and won’t stop making his wolf howl mine every time she’s near. And when she pins him with those fierce eyes, hands on her hips? He forgets why he came.
When someone starts sabotaging the inn, Avine needs help—even if that help comes with fangs, a hero complex, and hands she can’t stop imagining on her skin. But working together means late nights, lingering touches, and fighting an attraction that threatens to consume them both. Theo knows she’s his fated mate. Avine’s just starting to trust her own magic again. Can they stop the sabotage and take a chance on forever?
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