Wolfsbane
Life is good for Daire, the spoiled heir of the head of a powerful witch coven. At least, it should be. But privilege has become his cage, and the punishments for questioning his mother grow crueler each time.
But hitting Daire with a spell that stole something from one of the Wildwood pack and left it howling inside him? She’s gone too far, and Daire can’t ignore when the thing in his head starts whispering doubts he’s quietly ignored for years.
His mother is wrong. The coven has veered into madness.
Daire’s new conscience encourages him to follow his instincts like never before, which ends with him freeing a captured werewolf and running for his life from the witches who raised him.
Taken from his pack and reeducated to be a soldier as a teenager, Viktor always expected to die fighting. But when the coven steals his wolf, he can’t even protect his pack anymore. He goes to retrieve his missing half or die trying, but a botched ritual sends him on the run from the coven with the witch who’s got his wolf and an intrepid raccoon who’s determined to help them.
Forced to work together, they race to figure out what Daire’s mother has done to them before she kills them both and takes hold of the infinite power of a witchwolf. But neither witch nor wolf has ever had to rely on another before. Trust might be too much to ask, or exactly what they both need.
Wolfsbane is the final book in the Wolves of the Wildwood series, featuring a hardened soldier who realizes there’s a little softness in him after all, a young witch who needs to find the strength inside himself, and a raccoon who already has faith in both of them. The book contains the final HEA for the entire pack.
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