Ava Morales is a skilled hunter of supernatural creatures, especially werewolves, working under the secretive wing of the Catholic Church. Haunted by the death of her parents—killed by a werewolf—she dedicates her life to exterminating shifters. But when she encounters Ethan Blackwood, a powerful billionaire CEO who also happens to be a werewolf, her world is turned upside down.

Unlike the savage monsters she’s used to hunting, Ethan maintains near-perfect control over his inner wolf. Despite her instincts, Ava is drawn to him, leading to a passionate but forbidden affair. But when a mysterious tarot card with her face and the title "The Huntress" surfaces among shifters, Ava realizes she’s become the hunted.

As the Church—led by Father Augustine and Sister Sophia—grows suspicious of Ethan and his advanced facial recognition software, which could expose the hunters, Ava is torn between duty and desire. Meanwhile, her own hidden nature begins to awaken, forcing her to question everything she’s been taught.

With the next full moon approaching, Ava must decide: Will she kill the man she’s falling for, or embrace the monster within herself?

Surrounded by danger—Ryan Thompson, Julian Styles, Victor Langley, and Emily Patel all hold keys to her past, and Marcus Reed, under orders from Commissioner Jameson, is closing in—Ava’s choices could unravel a war centuries in the making.

From the sacred halls of St. Michael's Shelter, to the shadows of Old City Hall Station, and the moonlit edges of the Adirondacks, this is a romance where ancient faith, primal instinct, and forbidden passion collide.

Themes:

 Forbidden Love – Hunter vs. Werewolf

 Supernatural Secrets – The Church’s hidden war

 Identity & Betrayal – Ava’s true nature revealed

Action & Suspense – Deadly hunts and conspiracies

A steamy, high-stakes romance where love might be the deadliest hunt of all.

Alpha And The Huntress

AVA
Curses my unfaithful heart.
I'd tried all week to bury my want for Ethan, to think with my head and not my heart. He was no different than the shifter who took my parents away from me, my rational self cried out. Ah, but the proof, or the lack thereof, spoke otherwise, so that's why I put my pl...

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