Claimed by the Enforcer

By Joanna Victor

Sanctuary becomes a fated bond in wolf territory.

About the story

She needs a place to stop running. Trust is harder to find.

After three days on foot, a survivor reaches the border of Silverpine. Behind her lies the destruction of her pack. Ahead is the promise of a territory strong enough to keep the Kestrels out—if the stories about sanctuary are true.

She wants a door she can close, enough time to recover, and no new roots anyone can tear away. The scarred enforcer waiting among the pines is not part of that plan. His attention is immediate and unsettling, especially for someone whose first instinct is to keep moving.

A fated-mates wolf romance about the distance between surviving and belonging, set where pack borders are real and accepting protection means deciding whether anyone can be trusted with what remains.

Your kind of romance?

• Wolf-pack sanctuary
• A scarred enforcer
• Fated mates and guarded trust
• A heroine rebuilding after loss

Read a short excerpt

From the opening pages

I stepped into the creek. The cold shocked up through my boots and into my bones, and I welcomed it, because it was a feeling that had nothing to do with grief or fear, just plain simple cold, and my body knew exactly what to do about cold.

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