Luara felt the heat from Kade's body like an imminent threat, radiating from him in waves that made the air between them crackle. His eyes, those gray eyes she knew better than her own, were fixed on hers, full of a fury that mirrored her own. But there was more there, something primal, something the bond between them — that lupine tie that had never truly broken — amplified to the point of pain. Nyssara, her inner wolf, growled softly in her mind, agitated, hungry for contact, for ...