MacInnes Werewolves · #3
A werewolf searching for her past... a Drakkyn fighting for his future... and the secrets that could destroy them both.
Bastian an Morgaine has always been a man apart. The only male ever born into the Dyadd Morgaine, Tribe of the Goddess, his unusual powers and silent strength have kept him a mystery even to those closest to him. But Bastian hides a dark secret, one that drives him to isolate himself on the remote Highland estate of the MacInnes Wolves: he carries a terrible curse, one he knows he must either find a way to remove, or make sure dies with him alone. Iargail seems the perfect prison for himself, and the ornery, ailing dragon whose help he desperately needs, until he knows which it will be. But this year's Pack gathering brings Bastian more than he bargained for: a beautiful werewolf who refuses to let him keep his secrets in peace. And if he isn't careful, she'll discover all the dangers of his tightly-locked heart.
Catriona MacInnes, the daughter of the powerful Pack Alpha's long-estranged brother, has only just begun to discover her family's rich legacy. Worried about her father's increasingly strange behavior, Cat hopes that Scotland might somehow hold the answers to all of her family's problems. But upon Cat's arrival, it’s the reclusive stranger with the face of a fallen angel who consumes her thoughts and fires her blood. Despite Bastian's determination to keep her at arm’s length, she's never been one to accept "no" for an answer. But when the darkness surrounding him turns its attention to her, Cat begins to suspect that her father isn't the only one with secrets. If only her every instinct wasn't telling her that Bastian must be hers alone, no matter the cost...
In the western Highlands, as the Wolves gather, an ancient evil watches, waiting to reach from the shadows to fulfill its dark destiny. A daemon's curse has terrible power. But the love of a Wolf might just be stronger... and as Bastian and Cat are about to discover, the Highland moon has a magic all its own.
