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Moonbound: A Feral Fates Novel
Overview
If she runs from fate, it will chase her.
Doctor Willa Grey has been running for most of her life, from the truth of her past, from her feelings, from the feral creature that scrapes under her skin. So, when she finds herself running naked through a moonlit forest, with the wolf who just ignited her matebond nipping at her heels, it’s . . . well . . . on brand. But some believe shiftless wolves are unacceptable liabilities, and this time, she might just be running for her life. When she wakes in the infirmary the following morning, disoriented, concussed, very much alive, and with no mate in sight, she has lots of questions.
Her Fate.
Codrin Lupescu, the enigmatic, dominant Prince of Wolves, thought he’d accepted his cursed blood centuries ago, but when it makes him the most dangerous threat to the fated mate he has waited almost a millennium for, he has never hated it more. There’s a beast that lurks beneath Codrin’s cool facade, and it craves their mate, body, soul, and blood. Unable to claim her without risking her life, he is intent on keeping his distance, if only to keep her safe. The problem is, the willful and determined healer who possesses the other half of his soul is on the hunt for answers only he can give.
They can’t fight it.
When the powerful pull of their bond proves impossible to resist, the complicated pair finds themselves emotionally entangled and locked in a battle of wills that neither wants to lose, because the price the fates demand for them to complete their mating might just be
everything
.
Moonbound is a paranormal romance for readers who love when they're fated, but it's complicated, and who also enjoy: forced proximity, low fantasy, high stakes, dual POV, and a medium burn to high spice. Moonbound is BOOK ONE in a new duet involving complicated fates, yearning romance, and impossible choices.
Doctor Willa Grey has been running for most of her life, from the truth of her past, from her feelings, from the feral creature that scrapes under her skin. So, when she finds herself running naked through a moonlit forest, with the wolf who just ignited her matebond nipping at her heels, it’s . . . well . . . on brand. But some believe shiftless wolves are unacceptable liabilities, and this time, she might just be running for her life. When she wakes in the infirmary the following morning, disoriented, concussed, very much alive, and with no mate in sight, she has lots of questions.
Her Fate.
Codrin Lupescu, the enigmatic, dominant Prince of Wolves, thought he’d accepted his cursed blood centuries ago, but when it makes him the most dangerous threat to the fated mate he has waited almost a millennium for, he has never hated it more. There’s a beast that lurks beneath Codrin’s cool facade, and it craves their mate, body, soul, and blood. Unable to claim her without risking her life, he is intent on keeping his distance, if only to keep her safe. The problem is, the willful and determined healer who possesses the other half of his soul is on the hunt for answers only he can give.
They can’t fight it.
When the powerful pull of their bond proves impossible to resist, the complicated pair finds themselves emotionally entangled and locked in a battle of wills that neither wants to lose, because the price the fates demand for them to complete their mating might just be
everything
.
Moonbound is a paranormal romance for readers who love when they're fated, but it's complicated, and who also enjoy: forced proximity, low fantasy, high stakes, dual POV, and a medium burn to high spice. Moonbound is BOOK ONE in a new duet involving complicated fates, yearning romance, and impossible choices.
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| ISBN | 9798997308001 |
| Publisher | |
| Publication date | November 2026 |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 329 pages |
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