She survived his world. Now she’s building it.
Wren MacAllister arrived in the Highlands to study wolves. She stayed to become the Alpha’s mate — formally recognised, legally protected, and the target of every political enemy Cillian Blackmoor has ever made. The bond is complete. The war is just getting started.
Aldric Caldervane couldn’t break the bond through Council law. So he’s trying something else: a civil property claim on Blackmoor’s eastern boundary that could strip the legal ground everything else stands on. Wren’s response is forty-three pieces of documentary evidence she’s been quietly building since January. Because she’s been preparing for his next move since the night he walked out of the Edinburgh chamber smiling.
But the real work of Blood Throne isn’t the legal battle. It’s what Wren is building in the margins: a map for the human mates who come after her. A framework for a world that didn’t have one. A record that proves the bond is real and the choice is free and the fear is shared and the sharing of it is the point.
Cillian is watching her do all of this and writing about it in a dark blue notebook he started in April because she asked him to. He’s on page sixty-three and he hasn’t stopped.
Blood Throne is Book 2 in the Wild Blood Trilogy — a wolf shifter fated mates romance set in the Scottish Highlands. Dual POV. Slow build. Explicit heat.
Genre: Romance
Wren MacAllister arrived in the Highlands to study wolves. She stayed to become the Alpha’s mate — formally recognised, legally protected, and the target of every political enemy Cillian Blackmoor has ever made. The bond is complete. The war is just getting started.
Aldric Caldervane couldn’t break the bond through Council law. So he’s trying something else: a civil property claim on Blackmoor’s eastern boundary that could strip the legal ground everything else stands on. Wren’s response is forty-three pieces of documentary evidence she’s been quietly building since January. Because she’s been preparing for his next move since the night he walked out of the Edinburgh chamber smiling.
But the real work of Blood Throne isn’t the legal battle. It’s what Wren is building in the margins: a map for the human mates who come after her. A framework for a world that didn’t have one. A record that proves the bond is real and the choice is free and the fear is shared and the sharing of it is the point.
Cillian is watching her do all of this and writing about it in a dark blue notebook he started in April because she asked him to. He’s on page sixty-three and he hasn’t stopped.
Blood Throne is Book 2 in the Wild Blood Trilogy — a wolf shifter fated mates romance set in the Scottish Highlands. Dual POV. Slow build. Explicit heat.
Genre: Romance
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