The Lone Wolf - Sloth — Tiana Laveen

Kage Wilde doesn't play well with others.Kage Wilde thrives in solitude. A hunter and outdoorsman, he lives off the grid, avoiding society and trusting few. But when his ruthless grandfather demands his return to their corrupt family empire, Kage is thrust into a fight to protect his principles-and his freedom.Poet Constantine is a dedicated museum taxidermist who finds solace in nature and the quiet life she's built with her beloved aunt. Though content, she yearns for a deeper connection. When her work leads her to Kage's remote world, she's unprepared for the untamed, magnetic man who turns her life upside down. Tall, tattooed, and dangerously captivating, Kage awakens a desire she can't deny. What begins as an unnerving encounter, quickly transforms into an intense, undeniable connection.Kage's raw intensity draws Poet in, while her warmth and strength ignite something in him he didn't know he was missing. But the patriarch of the Wilde dynasty won't let him go without a fight, and his grandfather's schemes threaten to destroy the fragile happiness they've found together. As danger looms and the hunter becomes the hunted, Kage and Poet must stand together against the storm. Their love may be powerful, but will it be enough to survive the chaos? A gripping romance filled with fiery passion, unyielding suspense, and raw desire, this story will leave you breathless until the final page.From USA Today bestselling author Tiana Laveen comes Book three of the 7 Deadly Kins series. Come along for a dark love story packed with nail-biting suspense, retribution and yearning. 'The Lone Wolf - Sloth' is an exciting, forced proximity, grumpy sunshine, emotional scars, dark secrets, possessive alpha hero, bad boy contemporary romance. It's the third installment in the series, but can be read as a standalone novel. It has no cliffhanger, and has a HEA (Happily-ever-after). This book includes mature themes and content that may not be suitable for all audiences-reader discretion is advised. Please look inside under the 'Trigger Warnings' for possible topics that may be deemed personally objectionable.