Freed By the Witchbone Knife
Trespassing on a reclusive werewolf’s land? Terrible idea.
When a grumpy werewolf crushes my expensive lunarium detector under his boot and growls “get off my property,” the smart move is to run. But I need what’s hidden beneath his land—it might be my only chance to break my family’s curse. I’m Professor Rebecca Miller, and I’m running out of time.
Axel MacKinnon is a scarred, reclusive wolf who’s been hiding away on his mountain for decades. He’s also infuriatingly attractive, surprisingly tender when he thinks I’m not paying attention, and absolutely not interested in helping me search his property.
But when the manipulative witch who wants to force me into marriage shows up, Axel’s protective instincts override everything else. Suddenly I’m living in his cabin, discovering the gentle soul beneath all that growling, and trying desperately not to notice every little thing he does for me. It makes me want things I shouldn’t—especially when he’s convinced he’s too damaged.
The curse is getting worse. And breaking free means asking Axel to confront the demons he’s spent centuries avoiding. I came to these mountains desperate for answers, but I’m starting to think the real magic might be convincing this stubborn wolf that some things are worth fighting for. Including us.
Freed by the Witchbone Knife is a spicy paranormal romance featuring forced proximity, a grumpy/sunshine dynamic, a possessive wolf learning to love again, and a brilliant heroine who refuses to give up on either her magic or her mate. Perfect for readers who love their urban fantasy with heat, heart, and happily ever afters.
Tropes you’ll love:
Fated Mates
Reclusive Werewolf
Nerdy Professor Heroine
Protective Alpha
Small Town Romance
Autumn Romance
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