Bite and Wrong
Amara Quinn has a ruined career, a shattered heart, and zero interest in arrogant men who think they can run her life. After a devastating workplace betrayal reduces her reputation to ashes, she expects a quiet life hiding out in her hometown. Instead, Gerri Wilder sweeps in with an impossible job offer across the galaxy: travel to the alien world of Nova Aurora to mediate an explosive labor crisis. Amara expects high-stakes corporate diplomacy. She does not expect Alpha lion shifter Raxen Sol—seven feet of pure, brooding authority built like sin.
Alpha of Solaryn Raxen Sol likes control, order, and keeping his territory safe from the shadows that killed his father. Facing an impending deadline to claim a mate or lose his title, he hired Gerri for a practical match—not a fiercely independent human who ignores his commands, demands his trust, and makes his lion roar one possessive word: mine. Amara is sharp, fearless, and entirely immune to his intimidation tactics. Worse, every fiery clash leaves him desperate to pin her against the nearest wall.
Then a ruthless conspiracy threatens to bring Solaryn to its knees, and an assassination attempt puts Amara directly in the crosshairs. Suddenly, Raxen’s protective instincts go completely feral. With rogue shifters closing in, enemies lurking in plain sight, and enough molten tension between them to ignite a savanna fire, Raxen is ready to tear apart anyone who dares threaten his mate. But Amara is determined to prove she doesn’t need saving—she’s here to win the fight right alongside him.
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