She ran to protect their child. He spent three years finding her. Now the secret she carried is standing in his kitchen making toast.
Three years ago, Sera Voss fled pack territory with nothing but a bag packed in twenty minutes, a savings account she had been building since she was nineteen, and a wolf's instinct telling her she had no choice. She left the lycan king she loved. She left the pack that had used her. She built a life in a mountain town no one could find ? a practice, a home, a son with his father's bone structure and his mother's way of waiting.
She built it to last. She built it without him.
Then his truck appeared at the edge of her property, and Caden Ashveil stepped out without a folder for the first time, and three years of careful architecture began to crack at the foundation.
Caden has known about the child for eleven months. He has been building toward this conversation ? and the pack he should have built years ago ? for every day of them. He isn't here to take anything from her. He is here because he found her, and because what he found has changed the entire structure of what he thought he was building his life toward.
But Sera didn't run from the man. She ran from the question she couldn't answer: when it came to a choice between her and the pack, what would he do?
That question is still open. The thirty days they've agreed to ? the formal introduction, the heir's recognition, the legal framework she negotiated clause by clause ? won't close it. Only time will.
She has the word. She is choosing to stay while the answer is still unproven.
That is a different kind of staying than not having a choice.
The Alpha's Secret Heir is a full-length paranormal werewolf romance featuring a secret pregnancy reveal, a lycan king hero who arrives without a plan for the first time in his life, a heroine who negotiated her own legal standing before she agreed to anything, and a two-year-old who conducts a morning meeting with twelve plastic animals and absolute authority.
Dual POV. Steamy. Complete HEA with no cliffhanger. Approximately 88,000 words.
Perfect for fans of Jen L. Grey, Flora R. Leigh, and April L. Moon.
