Howl About That
Poppy Mintz has spent eleven years clawing, fighting, and financially bleeding to keep her lion pride together after her father’s murder. With ninety days left before the banks come calling, one auction is her last chance to reclaim the ancestral land that could save her title, her pride, and her future. Then a mysterious white-haired matchmaker starts bidding against her, a devastatingly handsome wolf Alpha swoops in with ten million dollars, and Poppy discovers the arrogant man who just ruined her life is also her fated mate. Howl about that for a disaster?
Keiro Izell is a billionaire wolf Alpha who controls boardrooms, pack politics, and every messy problem with ruthless precision. Until Poppy. One scent of the fierce lioness fighting for her land, and his wolf loses its ever-loving mind. Keiro only meant to help his mate by buying the property for her, but somehow his grand romantic gesture looks a lot like public humiliation. Now he has to convince one furious Alpha lioness that he’s not the villain in her story—preferably before she decides to use those claws on him.
Gerri Wilder swears she only gave fate a little nudge. Sure. Now Poppy and Keiro must turn one disastrous auction into a business partnership, a lion-wolf alliance, and a mate bond hot enough to make both their people nervous. But when Poppy’s jealous cousin Sander makes his move and old secrets about her father’s murder come roaring to the surface, Poppy will have to decide if trusting Keiro makes her weaker—or if standing beside her wolf is exactly what her lioness needs to finally claim everything that was always hers.
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