The Witch’s Daughter
As the hybrid daughter of a famous witch and the sigma wolf of Cerberus Pack, you’d think I’d be more ‘magical prodigy’ and less… fiery curse.
Even my wolf gets frustrated every time we escape a new spell-turned-explosion with tail tucked between my legs and singed fur.
If that wasn’t bad enough, the arrival of Halley’s Comet kicks off an ancient festival where magic wielders from around the country gather to form alliances. This cycle, a mysterious warlock is building a coven of the strongest natural-born witches. All of us are being tested, including my best frenemy—the ridiculously hot Alpha who I should hate, but my traitorous body says otherwise.
Jaxon is the perfect male wolf. Any female would be lucky to be his mate. He’s gifted with both magic and charm, but we have too much history between us for me to care about his stupidly handsome smile or the way he’s always there to help put out the fire.
It’s time I proved that I’m the powerful wolf-witch I know I can be, and I’m going to have to do it alone.
But my fight with Jaxon draws the attention of the dark warlock and somehow, I accidentally become a target for his ritual sacrifice.
This is blood magic. Murder disguised as an ancient offering. The warlock is lying to us and no one else can see it. It’s up to me and my broken magic to save everyone I love, even if it means we all go down in flames…
On second thought, this might be a total disaster.
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