All We Are (The Wolves of Blackpine)

Two broken bonds. One mountain. Ninety days to decide.

Nora Callahan has held the Blackpine packhouse together for fifteen years. Everybody comes to her. Nobody has ever come for her.

The stranger in her kitchen at 5:45 a.m. is the exception to both. Cormac Farrell brings the evidence that could save Blackpine's territory—and the men hunting it, the same organization that erased his own pack down to the last name. He apologizes for everything. He notices everything. On the fourth day he asks what nobody has asked in fifteen years: Doesn't it get heavy?

Ninety days until a congressional vote decides who owns this mountain. Operatives staging twelve miles north. A man who knows exactly what she stands to lose, because he's already lost it—whose wolf knew on the third night. He's told no one.

She buried one bond before. Reaching for another means reaching during the worst ninety days of her life. Will she reach anyway? Or does holding on to everything cost her the one thing that was ever hers?

Ninety days on the clock. Dive into ALL WE ARE before it runs out.