WILD ENOUGH TO TRUST

She wasn't looking for love. She was looking for a werewolf strong enough to save her son - and steady enough not to become the next threat.

Tru has one item on her list: find a Pack wolf who can help her ten-year-old son survive the shift that's tearing through his body faster than either of them can control. She's spent fourteen months running, hiding, and learning to read danger before it finds them. She doesn't have room for anything else. She definitely doesn't have room for Tabian Garr.

Tabian is a federal crisis negotiator by day and a Rogue Pack wolf by instinct - a man built for stillness, patience, and reading the truth beneath what people don't say. He wasn't looking for anything the morning a careful, guarded woman walked into his coffee shop and sat as far from him as the room allowed. But his wolf went quiet the second he saw her, and it hasn't gone back to restless since.

What starts as careful observation - her cataloguing him as a candidate, him cataloguing her as the most interesting thing to walk through a door in years - becomes something neither of them planned for. Tru needs a protector for Colt. What she finds is a man who brings her the right coffee before she asks, who doesn't push when she needs room and doesn't back away when she needs him close, and who kneels in the cold grass beside a frightened, shifting child and means it when he says I'm right here.

But trust doesn't come easily to a woman who still carries the scars of the wolf she used to know - and the past she's running from isn't finished with her yet.

A slow-burn, found-family shifter romance about the wolf who finally makes safety feel like something worth believing in again.

Perfect for readers who love steady alpha heroes, single-mom (well - guardian) romance, found family Packs, and love stories where healing is the whole point.