His Forgotten Mate

Wren Ives had Kellen Marek for three years. Quiet years. Good ones. Then he came back from the northern border with no memory of her, and the pack's healer confirmed the bond was gone. He was re-mated within the month — an alliance match, useful to Lakeshore. Wren was given a severance and asked to leave town. She went forty miles south and took the dullest job in the territory: records clerk for the county wolf registry, where every mating certificate in the region crosses her desk. Two years later, one of them shouldn't exist. Her name. His name. On a form that predates the war, filed in a drawer nobody has touched since. Finding out why means going back to Lakeshore. It means asking Kellen what he actually remembers. It means proving that what was done to him was illegal — and that what was done to her was on purpose. She isn't going back for him. She's going back for the file.