Hunting Thana
FIVE CENTURIES OF SOLITUDE. ONE FEMALE WHO CHANGES EVERYTHING.
Severin didn’t come to New York looking for a mate. He came to mend what was broken—a bond with his twin brother shattered centuries ago. But the moment he sees Thana, every carefully constructed wall crumbles. She is his Bonded Female, the one Fate herself created for him, and nothing will keep him from claiming her.
Thana has survived over a hundred and seventy-five years on her own terms. She isn’t looking for a male to complete her—until Severin makes her question everything she thought she knew about herself. She’d lived long enough to stop believing in fate. Until fate refused to be ignored.
But before their bond can take root…darkness surfaces beneath New York’s shadowy streets. The Society—a corrupt organization obsessed with power—has been hunting humans with special abilities, deceiving them, imprisoning them in secret facilities where they are tortured, tested, and discarded. Their endgame? The creation of hybrids designed to surpass every known species.
Severin’s Clan will fight. His brother Scepter and his chosen Family will stand beside him. But the battle ahead may demand more than any of them are prepared to give. He has spent five centuries surviving. Now, for the first time, he has something worth dying for.
Can he protect the female who has become his entire world, or will the monsters the Society created take everything he has left to lose?
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