Wolves Learn Slowly

Rhett Vance had everything handed to him: a name, a pack, a smile that got him out of any trouble. Then he lost it all in one night, and the only person who'll take him in is a retired enforcer with a scarred eyebrow and a yard full of dead machines.Garrick Thorne doesn't care who Rhett's father is. He has one rule: every night, before you eat, say one thing you did that you're ashamed of. No excuses. No because.Rhett expected hard work. He didn't expect to be seen. He doesn't know what to do with a man who won't be charmed, won't be bullied, and won't let him win. He definitely doesn't know what to do when that man tells him the truth about what he did, and what he's still carrying.Two alphas who've both hurt people. One of them is learning how to kneel without losing himself. The other is learning that he's allowed to be wanted. And when a bond forms between them that shouldn't be possible, they'll have to decide whether being sorry is enough, or whether you have to spend a whole life being useful instead.A slow-burn MM shifter romance about redemption, accountability, and being chosen on purpose.Content notes: adult alphas (26 and 46), mate bond between two alphas, dominant/submissive dynamic with clear consent, past bullying and its consequences, references to self-harm and suicidal thoughts from Book 1 (non-graphic). Contains spoilers for Wolves Don't Say Sorry.