BOUND TO THE ALPHA'S ENEMY

She's hated his bloodline since she was twelve years old. An ancient curse just chained her to it for life. Isolde Kane has spent fifteen years turning grief into duty, hunting the Emberfell wolves she believes murdered her father in a raid that burned her home to ash. When a dormant, three-century-old curse snaps a pair of spectral manacles around her wrist and the wrist of Emberfell's own alpha in the exact same instant, she discovers that the ancient magic separating fire from ice has decided reconciliation is no longer optional, whatever fifteen years of inherited hatred has to say about it. Ronan Drake has built his entire reign on the belief that trusting the enemy gets people killed. He watched his own father die in a Frostholt raid, and he has no interest in a binding that forces him close enough to a woman his whole bloodline was raised to burn. But the curse doesn't care what either of them believes, and the deeper Ronan and Isolde dig into the truth behind their fathers' deaths, the more they realize the real enemy was never each other at all. With an ancient fae court moving to finish what a three-century-old lie started, and a bond that grows more dangerous to resist with every stolen, forbidden moment, Ronan and Isolde have until a rare celestial alignment to choose: keep fighting a war built on someone else's manipulation, or become the one thing powerful enough to end it. This enemies to lovers, forced proximity shifter romance delivers a slow burn that ignites into a fire and ice bond neither side was ever supposed to survive claiming, a hero who chooses trust over inherited hatred, and a heroine who finally lets her grief point somewhere true. One-click now and fall into a bond three centuries in the making.