The bond was a loophole. The way he looks at her isn’t.
She bonded herself to a stranger to save her brother.
Silas Kade killed his father, gave up the High Alpha seat, and walked into the council chamber ready to die on the challenge field so his brother could live.
Then a woman he’d barely met offered another way out.
Now the paperwork says they’re mates. Two alpha brothers have to rule side by side. And Silas, the discarded bastard who spent his life taking up no space, has a fiery little wolf who looks straight at him and refuses to look away.
But the beta they outmaneuvered didn’t lose. He went underground. And he’s building a case that ends with the bond dissolved and the Kade-Calder alliance in pieces.
Silas has spent his whole life believing no one would choose him. Now the council is demanding he let her go, and she’s the only one in the room who doesn’t want him to.
The bond was made out of necessity. Will keeping it be a choice?
Sacred Bond is the last book in the Brothers Kade trilogy.
