Helena Shine
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STORY BY Helena Shine
UNFORGIVEN
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She left to survive. She came back for the pack. She did not come back for him.Three years ago, healer Elara Voss crossed out of Ashveil territory with nothing but her life. Now two young wolves are missing, the pack's healer has been poisoned, and a hunter operation unlike anything she's encountered before is moving methodically toward the people she has spent three years trying to stop loving.Coming back means working alongside the Alpha who made the choice that nearly killed her. A choice she understands. A choice she cannot forgive.Cauis Doran would make the same call again, forty lives against one and they both know it. He has never asked for her forgiveness. He carries what he chose, quietly and without currency, and goes on leading the pack she left behind.Unforgiven is not a story about healing from betrayal. It is a story about what happens when love refuses to die in the face of it, when you build a life and it holds, and someone is still there on the other side, and the question you have to answer is not whether you forgive him but whether you are willing to be real.
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THE COST OF WANTING HIM
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Nadia Vasile has spent eleven months as the personal assistant to Caius Dren, Alpha of Harrow Pack, and eleven months learning the precise geography of a man who has made an art form of keeping everyone at arm's length. She is human. He is not. She is professional. What she feels is not.When a rival Alpha's long-running intelligence operation surfaces and names her as a target, Nadia is moved inside the main house for her own protection. And the careful architecture of distance Caius has maintained since losing his mate fifteen years ago begins, finally, to crack.But Senn isn't running a territorial dispute. He's running a legal case and its central argument is that Caius Dren's compromised judgment is written all over his face every time he looks at his assistant.To survive the Tribunal, they'll have to stop hiding what they are to each other. The question is whether either of them can afford what that costs.
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