Northern Light

Lumi saved a feral. Frosthaven wants him erased.

Cal survived Denali—but survival doesn’t mean safety.
Headmaster Twilson demands the feral wolf be removed from the healing center. The Council calls it risk management. Students whisper the word feral like it’s a curse.
Lumi calls it cruelty.
Because Cal isn’t a weapon.
He’s proof.
Proof the lost can come back. Proof the old rules were wrong. Proof that something in Lumi—something she still can’t name—reaches the wolf inside the monster and makes him… pause.
But Cal’s recovery comes with a warning: there are more ferals on the mountain. A pack that depended on him.
So Lumi returns to Denali with her relentless cowboy mate, a healer who walks the line between mercy and obedience, and the feral who trusted her enough to come home.
They go to bring the others back.
Instead, they find Fang—a feral so violent, so far gone, that even Cal flinches.
And when Fang attacks, Frosthaven gets what it wants: a reason to purge them all.

Unless Lumi can do the impossible twice.
Fated mates. Found family. Feral rights.