Chased by the Rogue Alpha

SHE RAN INTO THE ONE CABIN IN THE WOODS SHE SHOULD HAVE AVOIDED. HIS WOLF REFUSED TO LET HER LEAVE. Sadie Monroe just wanted proof her little brother wasn't a criminal. Instead she got chased through the forest by something that isn't human, and stumbled, bleeding and terrified, onto the doorstep of the one man in these mountains legally marked for death: Grey Kessler, a rogue wolf shifter who's spent two years making very sure no one gets close enough to be used against him. He wants nothing to do with the walking liability currently bleeding on his cabin floor. His wolf has other ideas. So, inconveniently, does hers. Grey knows exactly what loving someone costs when you're rogue: he watched it kill the last person who cared enough to stand by him. But Sadie's brother is tangled up in the same corrupt pack that exiled Grey in the first place, and the two of them are the only ones holding evidence dangerous enough to bring the whole operation down, if the pack's enforcers don't find them first. Snowed in together with nowhere to run and nothing left to lose, grumpy meets sunshine in the one place old wounds and new hope collide. Every stubborn joke, every reluctant act of care, pulls them closer to a bond neither of them is supposed to survive claiming. This grumpy sunshine, forced proximity werewolf romance delivers a slow burn that ignites into a fight worth breaking the rules for, a hero who chooses connection over isolation, and a heroine who finally lets someone else carry the weight. One-click now and get chased straight into a bond too stubborn to run from.