Rocky Mountain Pack Complete Series Bundle

My duty to save all werewolves has kept me in hiding, but a chance encounter threatens to change everything. Will I remain trapped by tradition or risk it all to follow my heart?

My parents were murdered when I was an infant, making me the sole remaining heir to Callan “the Oak” MacLeod. The survival of all werewolves around the globe depends on me and the cure to our extinction I carry in my blood.

Twenty-two years later, I’m confined to my pack’s territory and treated like I’m made of spun glass. My very existence is a sworn secret, which every wolf of the Rocky Mountain Pack guards with their life.

My decisions don’t get to be about what I want. Definitely not about whom I might want. The pack leader Maverick Dune intimidates everyone tempted to come knocking on my door. I’m supposed to mate to extend the vital bloodline, but at this rate, that’s never going to happen.

So I spend my days working for the pack’s extreme adventure company, guiding clients on climbs, sending my own routes as often as I can just to keep my sanity. Biding my time until I’m called on to breed and then make the ultimate sacrifice for my kind.

Pack territory is vast, but even ten-thousand acres feel like a prison when I can’t escape them. Too much is at risk for me to follow my heart. I’m not allowed to put myself first. I can’t pursue a career in rock climbing even though I’m one of the best in the world.

Then one day, the most beautiful man I’ve ever seen arrives for a meeting of pack leaders.

The news he brings upends my world.

And the lure between us forever alters the course of my life.

* The Rocky Mountain Pack series is gritty, sexy, and action-packed paranormal shifter slow-burn romance. Wolf Bonds, along with each of the four books in this series, is a full-length novel recommended for mature readers due to language, sexual situations, and graphic fighting scenes. Each book ends on a cliffhanger. However, the series is now complete and ends with a happily-ever-after.

Naya’s body reacted before her mind had the chance to register that her client was falling from more than a hundred feet up. Her hands worked rapidly to feed rope through the braking device attached to her harness while she ran from the edge of the mountain where she’d been standing. She jumped down onto a ledge, slammed into a few aspen saplings, scratching up her arms, and whipped back around to watch the unavoidable moment of impact.

Her body jerked at the thwlatttt as the woman hit the ground, and then again at the immediate hollow silence that followed.
Scrabbling up the mountainside, roughly pushing the rope that still hung from her harness out of the way, Naya ran toward the woman’s crumpled body, broken across unyielding rock.

Liv.

Naya’s lower lip trembled as she brought a shaky hand up. Her eyes misted before she shook away the shock. Both of Liv’s legs were bent at inhuman angles; she was unconscious, blood pooled under her head. Her clavicle had pushed through her skin, exposing the rough edge of the bone where it had snapped with the force of impact.

The sixty meters of crimson rope, which had proven useless in halting her fall, lay coiled around her body like snakes feasting on her flesh. Or perhaps worse, like her entrails spilling out from her too-still midsection.

Naya shook her head clear, strands of her blond hair escaping her ponytail and hanging messily around her face. Breathing deeply to steel herself, she tilted her head down toward Liv, listening for her pulse.

“Well?” Hudson asked, when Naya sat back onto her haunches without saying anything. “Is she gonna make it or not?”

Naya looked over to where he paced the ledge beside her, his fingers clenching and unclenching repeatedly. Hudson rarely stood still for long, too much energy running through his athletic body. She could all but touch the tension pulsing off him.

“She’s alive.” Something the wolf shifter would already know from Liv’s scent alone. “Her pulse is weak, but it’s there, and it’s steady enough. I was just trying to decide whether or not that’s a good thing.”

As one, they craned their necks to see how far their client had fallen. She’d been close to the top of the route when the taut rope meant to keep her safe had simply … snapped, the terrifying crackkkk causing Liv to lose her focus. There was nothing Naya could do to stop her plummet after that. Liv had been a decent climber too. Even though she was relatively new to the sport of rock climbing, she probably would have reached the top of the crag without incident.

Naya had been on belay at the bottom of the mountain, monitoring Liv’s ascent closely, taking up the slack as she climbed, always ready to catch her if she didn’t stick a hold.

And though Liv had the skill to keep going until she reached level ground, the knowledge that her safety net was gone had undone her. Naya had been in the process of yelling up instructions to remain calm, she had this, just a few feet more, when Liv had peeled away from the rock face, arms swimming uselessly at her sides as she fell, a cloud of chalk dust trailing her descent as it floated out of the bag at the small of her back.

Liv hadn’t screamed, making her fall all the more eerie for its complete silence.

Hudson joined Naya, kneeling on the opposite side of Liv’s body, cracking each of his knuckles twice before bringing his fingers to thrum against his thighs.

“What should we do?” he asked her, as if she would know.

She shouldn’t even be outside pack territory! And while she was theoretically beyond the boundaries of the Rocky Mountain Pack’s land holdings, she only barely was. It’s why she’d picked this crag over other more popular climbing routes. She couldn’t stand her imprisonment. Sure, she had nearly ten-thousand acres to roam, but it could have been ten million and she still would have felt the pressure of the invisible bars keeping her in place.

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