Moonbright: A Standalone Werewolf Romance

For three years, Melori has been stitching up wounded wolves that wander to her cottage door — patching injuries, feeding them scraps, asking absolutely zero questions. It was a perfectly reasonable arrangement. Until the night her cottage is attacked, her best friend shifts in front of her, and every wolf she's ever nursed back to health comes walking out of the forest on two legs.

Turns out Melori hasn't been running an informal animal rescue. She's been the unofficial healer for an entire werewolf pack.

Nobody is thrilled about this. Least of all Keer — the alpha with the missing eye and the collection of impressive scars who has, on multiple occasions, eaten her rabbit stew straight from the spoon she was holding. He doesn't trust humans. He especially doesn't trust this particular human, who argues with him like she's personally offended by his authority and somehow wins.

Keer wants her gone. Melori wants answers. What they get instead is forced proximity, an enemy who keeps saving her life while pretending to resent her existence, and a tension that has absolutely nothing to do with the ongoing threat hunting his pack.

This warmly funny, deeply romantic paranormal romance features an interracial love story, a heroine who is entirely too calm about werewolves, and an alpha who never stood a chance. The only thing more dangerous than knowing Keer's secret is realizing you might be falling for him.