His Bond Was a Cage

A broad older man in a flour-dusted apron waves his daughter toward a chair at the stove.
Tavis

Sit down, El. You're making me nervous standing there like a guest.

My father had flour on his apron and the good pot on the stove, and the whole house was warm enough to hurt.

His Bond Was a Cage

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I will not call his cage a bond anymore. Maddox Hurn rejected me in front of our pack, then kept me close to own my Alpha blood. He taught me to hide every scar and call it duty. I stayed because I thought a bond he broke could still be saved. Then I met Bryce Culver. He is a widowed Alpha and county sheriff raising twin girls and carrying grief he never lets show. He looks at me like I am not ruined. My family begs me to run. Maddox says I will never leave. I can still feel his hold on my wolf. Pack law still says I belong to him. To be free, I may have to break the last living part of me and survive what is left. Can I trust a second-chance fated mate when the first one almost erased me? And will the people who used my bond as a leash let me live long enough to try?