β Scribed by Rebecca Brochu
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Declan Adair and his twin brother Lachlan are wolf shifters with no home or pack and a dark past that makes them hated by other weres. Hunted and forced to separate, Declan finds himself chased north and straight into Flathead, a large sprawling territory that is home to a single massive pack.
Unsure and more afraid than he wants to admit, Declanβs situation is only made worse by his undeniable attraction to the Flathead packβs alpha, Law.
Law is everything an alpha should be: powerful, controlled, and surprisingly enough to Declanβkind. And when Law seems to want Declan just as much as Declan wants Law, itβs unbelievable. With a past full of hurt and the knowledge that the only one he can trust is his twin, Declan is torn between the way he knows the world works and the possibility that the alphaβs ardor might just be real.
Be Warned: m/m sex, knotting
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