The Forbidden Path

The Forbidden Path

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Rynaria, an elven princess cast into exile to prevent war, finds herself hiding among humans in a town where ancient bloodlines still run deep. She expects silence. Obscurity. Survival. She doesn't expect Kael Thornridge-a werewolf alpha's son with eyes like wildfire and secrets of his own. Drawn together by something neither can name, they walk a dangerous line between duty and desire. In a world where alliances are fragile and magic still whispers beneath the surface, one mistake could ignite the very war Rynaria was banished to stop. But some paths can't be avoided. And some hearts refuse to stay hidden.
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She was raised to hate his name. He was trained to kill her kind. But when fate marks them as mates, everything changes-and not for the better. Rhea Nightbane is the fiercest warrior of her pack, known for her silver blades and colder heart. After a bloody attack from the rival Thorn Pack leaves her brother maimed, she vows revenge. Kael Thorn is the heir to the alpha throne-a brutal leader with zero tolerance for weakness or peace. When he stumbles upon Rhea during a territorial ambush, his instincts betray him. He smells it. So does she. Mates. But their packs would rather see them dead than united. And Kael? He'd rather fight fate than mate with the enemy. But the moon doesn't care about grudges. And the bond? It's hungry.

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