The Curse Of The Lycaons

Aeons ago, a king defied and insulted Zeus himself. His punishment was for him and his kingdom to be transformed into werewolves.
The bloodline of Lycaon was forged in that curse, each male heir doomed to carry the weight of their ancestor's defiance, living mateless. Generation after generation, the Lycaons rule over the Peloponnese, savage and cruel.
Nestor Lycaon, the current Alpha, has vowed to end the curse once and for all. Ruthless and commanding, he has kept his heart locked in stone, determined to let his bloodline die with him. No mate, no heir. The curse will perish when he does.
But the gods do not let their toys go so easily.
Alcinoe, a powerful witch descended from Circe, has made a sensible choice: she cursed herself never to fall in love. Wondering from place to place and falling from one trouble to the other, she never wanted to cross into Nestor's lands. The werewolf Alpha's territory might offer her temporary safety, but it also brings something far more dangerous-the bond.
Torn between the hatred he has for his own curse and the undeniable pull of the bond, Nestor finds himself trapped. Alcinoe is just as furious, unwilling to surrender her freedom to a man so dark and dangerous. But the bond does not care about their defiance. The more they resist, the more it pulls them closer, entwining their fates.