His Wolf Kept My Side of the Bed

The treaty said he needed a human wife. It never said he had to come home. Calla Birch has spent three years in a lodge in the Cascades, running an orchard and a marriage on her own. Her husband is a lycan alpha, and every full moon he runs with the pack and comes back smelling of pine and other people's decisions. Then a rival pack challenges Ronan's claim, with one condition: prove the human marriage is real, or lose the territory. He comes home to find Calla's truck already loaded. She offers him one month. She'll stay for the land. He sleeps in the bed every night and he tells her where he goes. That's the deal. But a month in a house with an alpha means learning what he actually is, and showing him what she's been building while he was gone. And when the rival pack arrives at the boundary line, it won't be Ronan's wolf who speaks. An alpha lycan billionaire marriage-in-crisis romance about a wife who claims the territory herself.