โ Scribed by Chant, Zoe
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
She never meant to be Little Red Riding Hood.
Nature photographer Aria Clarke is most comfortable with her camera in her hands and mud on her boots. And she's a single mom, so she's used to facing down the most dangerous wildlife of all: a group of neighborhood kids on a sugar rush.
Taking photos of a wolf should have been no problem.
Until the wolf turns into a man right before her eyes -- and starts to stalk her.
He was never meant to be a lone wolf.
Deputy US Marshal Colby Acton hides his loneliness behind jokes and a stunning smile. Werewolves are meant to have packs, and living without one is taking a toll on him, no matter what he pretends.
Then Aria slams into his life with her courage and intelligence and sexy legs and, oh right, an adorable eight-year-old daughter. She's his mate, destiny, and pack, all in one tough package.
And she's another wolf's chosen prey.
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