Blood and Trouble
Three hearts. Two months in Europe. One trip that changes everything.
Ava
I don’t trust easily, and I never give anyone control.
But Lycan isn’t a man I can say no to. He’s dangerous, dominant, and far too good at finding the cracks in my armor. I told myself I’d survive two months in Europe with him. Instead, I woke up in Copenhagen with a ring on my finger, blood on my teeth, and something feral living under my skin.
Then his gorgeous, infuriating ex shows up, and I learn the worst thing about wanting two people is how hard it is to resist either of them.
Lycan
I’ve never been in love. Ever. Not even with the one man I’d have burned the world down for.
But Ava Vanderbilt is exactly the kind of trouble I’ve spent my life avoiding. Untouchable. Brilliant. And mine on paper for the next thirty days. I only meant to get her through her transition. I didn’t mean to keep her.
Then Poe crashes back into my life and decimates everything I thought I knew about myself.
Poe
I told myself I came for the job. For the pack. Because my Alpha needed the favor.
I lied.
Lycan can bring me to my knees with a look. Ava’s a good girl with a filthy soul, and my wolf instantly recognizes her as his, despite the diamond on her finger. Together, they make me weak.
I’m used to running when things get hard, but once I get caught in this twisted thing between the three of us, there’s nowhere left to hide.
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Something has been hunting the Vanderbilt bloodline for twenty years. It’s starving. And the only thing left standing between Ava and a disastrous curse is a complicated bond and two wolves who will tear Europe apart to save her.
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