Frost Burned

Mercy Thompson never expected her life to spiral into chaos, especially after the relative peace that had settled over the Tri-Cities. But when her loved ones are ensnared in a dangerous web of supernatural politics, she finds herself caught in a battle that threatens not only her family but also the very fabric of the werewolf community. Torn between her loyalty to her mate, Adam, and the growing menace of a powerful enemy, Mercy must navigate treacherous alliances and unravel dark secrets that have laid dormant for far too long. The chilling grip of winter manifests not only in the weather but also in the hearts of those who wield power. As old rivalries flare up and new threats emerge from the shadows, Mercy grapples with her identity as a walker—a shapeshifter who can transform into a coyote. This unique gift is both a blessing and a burden, forcing her to confront the complexities of her heritage and the prejudices that come with it. A sense of urgency pervades the air as Mercy delves deeper into the supernatural underbelly of her world, where loyalty is tested and betrayal lurks around every corner. The stakes escalate when she discovers that the fate of her pack hinges on her ability to outmaneuver an adversary who knows her secrets better than she knows herself. Through a gripping blend of action, emotional depth, and the intricacies of community, the story explores themes of sacrifice, trust, and resilience. As the temperature drops and the tension rises, Mercy’s fierce determination becomes her greatest weapon. In a setting where the line between friend and foe blurs, can she protect those she loves without losing herself in the process? Amidst the frigid backdrop, unexpected alliances are forged, revealing the warmth of camaraderie even in the coldest of times. In this compelling narrative, every choice carries weight, and the true nature of courage is put to the test. As the frost encroaches, will Mercy be able to ignite the flames of hope, or will the darkness consume her and those she holds dear?