book cover of Vines Through the Stone
 

Vines Through the Stone

(2026)
(The third book in the Wolf Bond series)
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Vessa has spent most of her life searching for a life that feels chosen rather than inherited.
The Sisterhood gave her discipline, distance, and the space to become someone on her own terms. So when she agrees to a political union with Arvo of the Crag, she does it believing the decision is finally hers.
Arvo is practical, steady, and unexpectedly easy to trust. The life waiting for her at the Crag could be a good one.
His brother makes that certainty harder to hold.
Keiran is quiet, sharp-eyed, and far too easy to read in the moments when neither of them says enough. What begins as simple proximity becomes harder to ignore, even when both of them know exactly why they should.
Vessa has already chosen the future she intends to build.
Keiran knows better than to ask her to abandon it.
But some choices become more complicated once they begin to feel permanent, and Vessa is about to discover that choosing your own path means more than having the courage to take the first step.

A slow-burn dark fantasy romance about desire, loyalty, impossible restraint, and the freedom to become someone different from the person you thought you had to be.

Can be read as a standalone. Vessa, Keiran, and Arvo’s story begins and ends in this book, with a complete romantic arc and ending. Vines Through the Stone takes place after the earlier books in The Wolf Bond Series, but those events serve as background to this story, and prior reading is not required.


Genre: Paranormal Romance



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