โ Scribed by Karenna Colcroft
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A six-year-old human child, who recently moved with his single father to the heart of the Boston North Pack's territory, is missing, and Tobias Rogan has been framed for kidnapping the boy. Only Kyle Slidell knows that Saul Hughes, the rogue former alpha with a grudge against Tobias, is behind the kidnapping. But Saul has retained his powers and uses them to hide himself from everyone except Kyle. To save the boy and protect his mate, Kyle will violate shifter law, ignore direct orders from the ruler of the Northeast Region werewolves, and risk his own life.
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