MARIA JOEY

She signed the contract to survive. She didn't sign up to fall in love. Nadia thought she had hit rock bottom - broke, cornered, and out of options. But when Ethan Voss walks through her door with a contract and an ultimatum, she discovers there are worse things than being desperate. Like being bound to an Alpha who makes her blood boil. The deal is simple: marry him, play the role of devoted mate, fulfill the terms.
Sixty days. No feelings. No complications. When the time is up, she walks away with enough money to rebuild her life - and he gets the one thing the pack council will not stop demanding. A Luna. Nadia has every reason to hate him. He is arrogant, controlling, and infuriatingly certain that the world will rearrange itself around his needs. She is human. Powerless in a world of wolves. Exactly the kind of woman an Alpha like Ethan was never supposed to want.
But sixty days in a house with a man who watches her like she is the only thing in the room is longer than it sounds. And the contract said nothing about the way her pulse spikes every time he gets too close. Ethan made the rules. He never expected to want to break them. What happens when the contract expires - but the wanting doesn't?