R A V E N N A Morgan’s eyes widened just as my powerful black wolf crashed into her. The sheer force of the collision knocked her backward into the air. But she wasn’t defenseless, not even close. With a snarl that vibrated through the trees, her body twisted mid fall, bones snapping and fur erupting over her skin as her wolf burst forth, a russet colored beast with glowing yellow eyes and vicious fangs. She landed on her paws and lunged at me in the same breath, her jaws wide, teeth flashing in the moonlight. I met her mid leap, our bodies colliding again with fury. Her claws raked across my skin, and pain ran through me, hot and sharp, but it only furled the fire burning in my chest. We rolled across the forest floor in a blur of fur, teeth and snarls. I snapped at her throat, bu

