Midnight Bond (Wolves of Midnight #5)

Some bonds can’t be broken . . . Becoming a werewolf changed me, including my dreams for the future.

More than anything, I want a family of my own, but that’s impossible with Jagger Montgomery in the picture. Midnight Pack’s second in command is broody, mysterious, and completely infuriating.

He makes it his mission to watch over me, scaring off any males who get too close. And that’s the problem. I can’t very well start a family without a mate.

What’s worse, I’m drawn to him in a way I can’t explain. Which is stupid, considering we barely even talk to each other.

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Some bonds can’t be broken . . . Becoming a werewolf changed me, including my dreams for the future.

More than anything, I want a family of my own, but that’s impossible with Jagger Montgomery in the picture. Midnight Pack’s second in command is broody, mysterious, and completely infuriating.

He makes it his mission to watch over me, scaring off any males who get too close. And that’s the problem. I can’t very well start a family without a mate.

What’s worse, I’m drawn to him in a way I can’t explain. Which is stupid, considering we barely even talk to each other.

There’s only one way I can think to secure the future I want and stop obsessing over a male who won’t pursue me. Leave my pack.

Problem is, the world is dangerous for a lone female werewolf—especially one that can barely control her wolf.