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Elara Vance has spent 287 years knowing werewolves are enemies, not lovers—until Dorian Blackwood’s scent hits her like a fist. He’s all broad shoulders and broken things, a shifter who makes her porcelain skin burn and her dead heart stumble. Their slow-burn war between fang and fur turns steamy, forbidden, and impossible to walk away from.
The forest falls silent as Elara steps into the clearing, her silver hair catching the moonlight. Dorian, still half in wolf form, freezes mid-stride, his amber eyes locking onto hers. Neither moves. His claws retract slowly; she tilts her head, exposing the pale line of her throat—not a threat, but an acknowledgment. The space between them hums with something older than words.
Dorian stands beneath the moon, his hands shoved into the pockets of a worn leather jacket, breath fogging in the cold air. Elara emerges from the dark without a sound, her silver hair catching the light as she stops an arm's length away. He doesn't step closer, but his gaze drops to her mouth, then back to her eyes. 'Couldn't sleep either,' he says, and his voice is rough, as if he's been waiting hours. And then he’s all over her in a flash