No Honor Amongst Shifters by Catherine Lievens

What happens when trusting a traitor might be the only way to win a war?

Alcott is a traitor. He risked his clan and his brother’s life by falling for the wrong man, and he’ll never forgive himself for it. He has useful information on the Guillory coven, and he’ll do everything he can to redeem himself, even if it means being a prisoner in his bedroom.
Roslin has watched his brothers fall in love, and he’s happy for them. Alcott is now part of their family through his brother, so Roslin takes it upon himself to ensure he’s not mistreated by angry clan members. He doesn’t expect to feel sympathy for Alcott when he finds out what happened to him, and he certainly doesn’t expect to start falling for him.

The final confrontation with the cockatrices and the Guillory coven is near, and the dragons need all the help they can find—including the help of a traitor. Can Alcott truly redeem himself? And even if he does, what are the odds that the dragon clan will survive this fight?