Wrong Kind of Fated

"Now you know."Kasara Veth has spent ten years enforcing the territory's most sacred law: when the Click chooses a bond, no one is allowed to break it. Bond-breaking is a crime. Fugitives are hunted. The system is absolute-and Kas has built her entire life around making sure it stays that way. Then she corners Vesper Dain. Vesper is the territory's most infamous bond-breaker, a woman who severed her own fated bond at nineteen and disappeared into the wilds rather than surrender her body, future, and freedom to a life chosen for her.
For a decade, she has survived as a fugitive, a symbol, and a warning whispered through the margins of wolf-shifter society. Kas is supposed to arrest her. Instead, the Click fires between them. Immediate. Violent. Impossible. Now the enforcer who never questioned the law is bound to the woman who broke it, and the fugitive who refuses to be owned must decide whether the pull between them is another cage-or something neither of them has ever been allowed to choose.
As Kas begins to uncover the lives hidden beneath the tribunal's clean records, and Vesper tests whether the woman sent to capture her can be trusted with the truth, their bond becomes more dangerous than desire. Because in a territory where fate has been turned into law, wanting the wrong person is not just forbidden. It is treason. When biology, loyalty, and freedom collide, can love still be real if neither woman chose the bond that started it?