Suburban Wolf

Roxy has spent her entire life trying to be normal.

She goes to school, hangs out with her human friends and does everything she can to avoid the wolf beneath her skin. Shifting is an inconvenience she'd rather ignore, even when her parents warn her that fighting her instincts for too long will only make them harder to control.

But after an argument leaves her angry enough to run deeper into the forest than she ever intended, Roxy crosses a boundary she didn't know existed.

The enormous black wolf that finds her should terrify her.

Instead of attacking, he leads her home.

When a mysterious new student arrives at school less than two days later, Roxy realizes the forest has been hiding more than she ever imagined. Asher is quiet, infuriatingly observant and far too familiar with the wolf she's spent years pushing away. He belongs to a world of hidden territories, pack rules and instincts Roxy has never understood.

The more time she spends with him, the harder it becomes to pretend she doesn't feel the pull of the forest.

Or the strange pull drawing her toward Asher.

Roxy has always believed she could keep the two halves of her life separate.

She's about to discover that some instincts refuse to stay buried.