The Night He Came Home

Six years ago Riordan went up the mountain in his club's colours. Nobody expected him to come down. Now he's standing in Juno's garage at two in the morning, bleeding onto the concrete, asking his stepsister for a place to shift where no one will see. She should call the sheriff. She should call the club. She should absolutely not hide him in her father's barn. But Blackpine runs on a deal nobody remembers signing, and Riordan is the only thing standing between a club that wants a cub dead and a pack that wants him to be alpha. When they order him to draw blood, he'll have to choose. And Juno will have to decide how far she'll drive to keep him.