Wild Claim: A Fated Mates Small Town Shifter Romance

She came to count the wolves. She never expected one of them to claim her. Wildlife biologist Nora Quinn has twelve weeks, six trail cameras and a state contract to prove whether the wolves of Blackpine Falls are killing cattle. She has done this alone for years, and she likes it that way. Then a camera catches an animal far too large to be a wolf, her cabin is broken into, and the only man in the valley who tells her the truth is the one who told her no. Callum Reid has kept forty people and a hundred years of secrets safe by being the most boring landowner in Montana. One breath of Nora in the town diner and he knows exactly what she is to him, and exactly how much a state biologist with a camera could cost his pack. He should keep her off his ridge. Instead he pulls her out of a river, puts her in his guest cabin, and tries to remember how to breathe. The bond between them doesn't care that her survey could expose him, or that someone with a great deal of money wants the Reids' valley badly enough to stage the kills, burn the evidence and take Nora's name from her. It only cares that they choose. And when the pass closes for the winter, there is nowhere left for either of them to run. Wild Claim is a fated mates, forced proximity, slow-burn shifter romance with a grumpy alpha who learns to stand beside his mate instead of in front of her, a heroine who does her job, a border collie who picks the hero first, and a small mountain town that is not quite what it seems. Dual point of view, steamy, and a guaranteed happy ending. Each book in the Blackpine Falls Shifters series follows a new couple and can be read on its own.