The Warrior: Men of the North, Book 5

When Laura walks back through the doors of the Northlands after six months away, her husband Magni barely recognizes the woman standing before him—and that's exactly the problem.

Once the second-in-command's devoted and compliant wife, Laura spent her time in the Motherlands doing something no one expected: becoming dangerous. Trained in martial arts and awakened to a fierce sense of self, she has returned a different woman entirely. She's not asking for permission anymore. She's not apologizing for who she's become. And she has absolutely no intention of slipping back into the role Magni always assumed she'd play.

Magni has spent six months seething. He's a man built on dominance, pride, and an iron refusal to yield—qualities that served him well commanding warriors, but that now put him on a collision course with the one person he never expected to challenge him. His anger is real. His wounded pride is enormous. But so is the hunger he still feels every time she's near.

Set in a richly imagined dystopian future where rigid power structures define every relationship, *The Warrior* crackles with electric tension as two people who once loved each other must decide whether they can survive who they've each become. The enemies-to-lovers push and pull between Magni and Laura is raw, passionate, and utterly consuming—a battle of wills where surrender might just be the greatest victory of all.

Who breaks first?