Luna Wolves | Elena Armas | 2027

Elena Armas

Luna Wolves Elena Armas | 2027

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Release Date: 16-11-2027
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The second novel in the ICARUS UNIVERSITY trilogy, a brand-new paranormal romance series from Sunday Times bestselling author Elena Armas. This time, the story follows shifters Kiki and Baz, fan-favourite characters from ALMA VAMPIRES, who find themselves irrevocably bound together as unwilling, unwanted fated mates.

Rejected mates must work together in this steamy sequel to Alma Vampires, from Sunday Times bestselling author Elena Armas.

Kiki is drowning in her grief. Back at Icarus University, Kiki's sense of normalcy has irrevocably changed with her newfound abilities. After being turned by a dangerous drifter last year, Kiki is determined to regain her autonomy. And that means graduating by the end of the year, learning to manage her shifting abilities, and keeping her distance from the man that rejected her.

Baz is angry at the world, himself, and the fated mate he never asked for. He knows rejecting Kiki was the right choice, but that doesn't mean his damned wolf doesn't yearn for her. Moving to Icarus is probably one of his worst ideas, but he can't help it. Literallyhis wolf can't stand to be away from Kiki, despite his rejection. Kiki and Baz can only agree on one thing: get Kiki to shift so Baz can finally leave. Easier said than done, with animosity, hurt feelings, and undeniable sexual attraction clouding their judgement, especially once Baz starts training her in self-defense. But Kiki continues to resist the transformation with every full moon, and for the first time in years, Baz feels himself missing the pack he walked away from.

As graduation approaches and Kiki's health declines, Baz knows he must make a call. Will his old pack be able to help them find answers? Or did Baz break more than just a bond with his rejection?