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Blood of Fur and Bone: A Wolf & Bear Shifter Romance
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jan 30 2026
Pages: 174
Weight: 0.53
Height: 0.37 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The mountain is sick.
Storms won't leave. Animals won't cross. And every shifter in Frostfall Ridge knows the land is about to choose a side.
Hannah Walker used to be a wolf scout. Then she exposed pack corruption and paid for it. Now she's back on the ridge chasing a trail of unnatural deaths... and trying not to get dragged back under the control she escaped.
She makes one mistake.
She crosses onto bear territory.
Luke Carter is the last kind of man Hannah should trust. A solitary bear shifter with a quiet temper and a rule for everything. He doesn't do packs. He doesn't do alliances. He definitely doesn't do wolves.
But the moment Hannah and Luke collide, the mountain reacts like it recognizes them.
Because it does.
A buried magic stirs.
Boundaries shift.
Weather bends to emotion.
And an ancient bond begins to wake, one the modern packs call forbidden.
Then Luke's brother stumbles out of the woods with a gunshot wound and a secret that could tear both bloodlines apart: the wolves were framed... and someone has been manipulating Frostfall Ridge for years.
Now Hannah's former pack enforcer is coming to reclaim her.
The storm is tightening like a noose.
And if Hannah and Luke don't choose each other fully, the mountain will break.
This isn't a love that cages.
It's a bond that restores.
A claim made with consent.
A partnership forged in blood, fur, and bone.
If you love dark, primal shifter romance with emotionally safe intensity, forced proximity, protective hero, pack politics, and a slow burn that explodes into earned heat, you'll devour Blood of Fur and Bone in one sitting.
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