The Luna Who Wouldn't Die

Everyone in the valley believes Ellen Marsh drowned in the Buffalo River on an October Tuesday. Her wedding ring still rests on the log where the current caught it. Her daughter visits the stone with her name on it twice a year.
Ellen let them believe it. It was the only way to survive the man who put her there.
Two years in a hunting cabin with no pack and no name taught her exactly one thing: hiding and healing are not the same thing.
Then word reaches her that the daughter she left behind is standing at the edge of the pack world Ellen swore shed never let her near again — and that the man she ran from still has territory, allies, and every reason to make sure she never surfaces to tell the truth about that Tuesday night.
Going back means facing every name she buried. Including her own.
It also means deciding whether the life she built from nothing — and the man who found her wreckage and never once asked her to explain it — is worth the danger of being seen again.
A second-chance, hidden-identity wolf shifter romance about survival, reinvention, and a love that finally asks to be claimed instead of hidden.