Wendigo Redemption

Prejudices can run deep, and grudges can last for decades. Unfortunately for Rozene, such is the case between the Wendigoag, the Four Bears tribe, and the werewolves. Fearing what she has become and fighting against her own nature, Rozene desperately tries to follow her heart. Rejected by the man she loves, she is determined to put her pain behind her, but her romantic entanglements have become knots. Her heart is torn amongst Hunting Wolf, with his Wendigo magic calling to her blood, Colby, the cowboy turned werewolf, who has claimed her as his mate, and Chief Sam Stillwater, the bear shifter, who her own heart has claimed. Each of them calls to her soul, demanding her loyalty and love, but whose call should she answer when she loves them equally? However, Rozene's romantic angst will have to wait. An ancient dark magic is unleashed upon the inhabitants of Silver Springs. Chenoo, evil ice spirits, are freezing to death people and livestock. To survive, the Four Bears tribe, the Wendigoag, and the werewolves will have to overcome their own prejudices and fight together or die together.

Time doesn't always heal all wounds. Sometimes, all they do is fester especially ones of the heart. Rozene's own heart has mended, and she's found blissful happiness with Chief Sam Stillwater, a bear shifter, Colby Reeves, a cowboy turned werewolf, and Hunting Wolf, an ancient Wendigo warrior. However, the four of them become embroiled in a former lover's revenge against Holden, the alpha of a dangerous werewolf pack, and Sophia wants Rozene to suffer right along with him. They thwarted her attempts at revenge with the Chenoo which she unleashed against Silver Springs, but the ice giants are nothing compared to the evil she has planned, and now she has a powerful accomplice. Sophia has embraced the dark one, and he wants Rozene dead and the Wendigoag back under his control. To save themselves and the lives of countless innocents, Rozene, the bear shifters, Wendigoag, and werewolves will have to do something far more difficult than fighting together. They'll have to trust each other.