A cunning fox. A silver wolf. In a game of debts and deception, who will be the Hunter and who will be the prey?

Twenty-year-old Ember is ready for a new start but unsure where to land. As she drives through the wooded town of Dayton, she’s so distracted by the greenery around her that she completely misses the shiny Porsche parked on the side of the road just around a bend. The now totaled car belongs to Grimm, a devastatingly attractive and terrifying man in his forties. He’s furious and demands she repay him for the damages. Ember doesn’t have a dollar to her name and now is without her only form of transportation or lodging.

Through his anger, Grimm finds an ounce of empathy, offering her to stay at a cottage on his property and work for him while she repays her debts. She agrees and finds herself thrust into a new and complicated living situation.

Grimm isn’t just a charming silver fox. He’s the Minister of a werewolf pack. He attempts to hide the truth about himself and his budding feelings for his new houseguest, but nothing can stay in the dark for long.

Ember has some secrets of her own. Maybe her mistakes weren’t as accidental as they seemed, and maybe she’s not as innocent as she looks.

The two find themselves forced to face their past prejudices, fears, and primal needs, thrusting them closer and closer together until the fire inside burns everything in its path.

Bound to the Wolf can be enjoyed as a continuation of The Wolfish Love Stories or as a stand-alone.