Lone Wolf of Piston by T.S. Joyce

Flex has a hundred reasons not to get close to anyone, his Pack included. The Wolves of Piston barely know him, and that’s how he prefers to live his life. Secrecy is what keeps his inner wolf functioning. But when an old friend appears, dragging the ghosts from his past with her, she starts breaking down the carefully constructed walls he’s built over the years. His Pack is looking at him differently now, and this is exactly what he didn’t want. Kelli is vivacious and caring, forgiving and fun, but she also feels dangerous. She’s awakening a part of him he’s tried to keep tame for all these years. He’s not meant to open up, because then people around him will find out what really built him.

Kelli Kash knew it. She knew it! She knew werewolves existed and no one believed her, and now she has proof. She won’t be labeled crazy anymore, because she has everything she needs to expose the werewolf she saw Change all those months ago. The problem with her plan? Her old friend, Flex, is running with the wolves now, and she’s starting to think he might be in some trouble she doesn’t understand. The closer she gets to the Pack, the harder it becomes to finish what she started. Flex is different now. His bright eyes and the snarl in his throat say he isn’t completely human, but there is a softer side to him that is drawing her in. This feels dangerous, digging into a Pack of werewolves, but sometimes the reward is worth the risk. Too bad for her, the cost of chasing werewolves is as big as Piston Mountain.