Grizzley
Griz wasn’t raised on love—he was raised on survival.
His parents trained him and his siblings to be ruthless killers, not kids. They were given animalistic names on purpose, raised to move like predators and show no mercy. By the time Griz wanted out, he’d already done unimaginable things. But his oldest brother Gremlin has leverage over him—one mistake from the past that could take his freedom. So Griz keeps killing when all he wants is to be done.
His next job is simple—kill her and move on.
Instead, Griz gets close. Too close. He falls in love, and she gives him peace, makes him believe he can be something other than what he was raised to be. He lets his guard down… and that’s when she plays him. She disappears, leaving him exposed, heartbroken, and looking stupid in a world where mistakes get you buried.
That betrayal turns Griz cold.
Now she’s back—not running anymore. She’s coming for revenge, carrying secrets that tie directly to him. But Griz isn’t the same man she left behind. The love is gone. What’s left is pain, rage, and a need for blood.
While all this is happening, Griz still has a life to live, a business to run, and affairs to keep in order.
Against his better judgment, he starts to fall for someone new—a love that’s forbidden and goes against everything he stands for. He vowed to never love again, but here he is. This causes friction between him and those closest to him.
Then the unhinged side of him that he thought was buried comes back out. And he realizes his new love interest is just as unhinged as him.
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