Moonlight Run

Moonlight Run
A Romantic Fated-Mates Comedy
Introduction

The Moon Goddess had to be joking.

Alpha Celeste Rivers prided herself on being a strong, independent leader of the Silver Moon Pack. She’d spent years proving she didn’t need a mate to run her pack. Especially not some overbearing, growling brute who thought he could boss her around. She had enough on her plate dealing with her elders, the constant rogue attacks, and a bet that she could outdrink any Alpha at the next summit.

So when fate decided to drop Alpha Hunter Blackwood into her life, of all wolves, Celeste was ready to reject the bond on sight.

The arrogant, too-handsome-for-his-own-good Alpha of the Shadow Fang Pack was her biggest rival, and she’d rather chew her own tail than admit he was her fated mate.

But the Moon Goddess wasn’t one to be ignored.

Now, thanks to a rogue threat that neither of them could fight alone, Celeste and Hunter are forced to work together. Their packs are already planning their wedding, and their wolves won’t stop howling at each other.

On top of that, their “definitely-not-dating” partnership keeps leading to ridiculous situations, like waking up in the same bed after a drunken dare or getting stuck in a cave overnight with only one blanket.

The more they fight fate, the stronger the pull becomes.

And with every battle, every prank, and every almost-kiss, Celeste and Hunter start to wonder if the Moon Goddess knew exactly what she was doing.

Let the Moonlight Run begin.