Juniper Hollis is nobody’s mate. As the pack’s only half-human wolf — a woman who has never once managed to shift — she’s spent her entire life being overlooked, pitied, or quietly tolerated.
When the pack’s new Alpha rejects her in front of everyone, she does the only thing that makes sense: she walks into a snowstorm to find the most dangerous man in the territory and ask him to fix her.
Leviathan Cross has been waiting one hundred years.
Banished for a murder he didn’t commit, Levi has spent a century barely holding onto his humanity, refusing to age while he waits for his murdered mate to be reincarnated.
When a half-frozen girl stumbles out of the snow and says something only Naphele would have said, he makes her a deal — he’ll help her become the woman she thinks she needs to be, and in return, she’ll let him figure out if she’s the one he’s been waiting for.
She’s nothing like Naphele. Nervous where his mate was fierce. Soft where she was iron. And yet the longer he looks, the harder it gets to see anyone but her.
He knows he shouldn’t fall for a woman who might be a ghost wearing new skin. She knows she shouldn’t fall for a man who’s searching for someone else in her eyes.
They’re both going to fall anyway — and what they uncover together will rewrite everything either of them thought they knew about the past, the pack, and who Juniper really is.
Fated mates ? Reincarnation ? Enemies to lovers ? Banished alpha ? Half-human heroine ? Forced proximity ? Pack politics ? Murder mystery
