Loki's Enemy Mate

Gay Viking Werewolf Shifter Romance (Mated to the Viking Alpha, Book 2)

He’s my sworn enemy. And my heart's desire.

Loki

I left my pack and my brothers to get revenge on the werewolf that murdered my father. My plan was to kill his son, drawing his fury. Then I could get the job done once and for all.

But when fang meets fang during our fight, the earth opens up and swallows us both. Now I’m stuck in a never ending cave system with the son of my most hated enemy. And the worst part? I’m certain he’s my mate.

If I cross this line, there’s no coming back. But if I don’t, how will I live with myself?

Heimdall

My father is being hunted and so am I. We’re just trying to save our kind, that’s what I’ve been brought up to believe. I have to protect him at any cost for the future of our pack.

When my father turns his back on me, both Loki and I tumble into a cave system. Hurt, alone, and betrayed by my own father, Loki is the only comfort I have. I can feel the bond between us and despite all my upbringing, I know I can trust him. Now if he’d just let me through that bristly exterior of his.

Despite it all, loving Loki comes easily for me. But we’ll both have to betray our families if we want to be together.

Tropes: enemies to lovers, forced proximity, forbidden love, fated mates, alpha male, grumpy/grumpy, alpha wolf, HEA

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Even more awesome.

Yes, yes, yes. Everything I wanted and more. Enemies to lovers is such an irresistible trope (especially when it’s M/M), and I’m also a huge fan of cave adventure stories. I admit that usually when there’s a series that focuses on different characters (in the same overall storyline) in each book, I have a little trouble getting into them, because I’m used to the first couple in the first book and I want to keep going with them since I “know” them as characters, and it often makes me feel kind of displaced, reading several books in a series where characters I got to know and love are now relegated to extreme NPC role (if they’re mentioned at all…) but with this book, I loved it even MORE than the first one, and I definitely loved the first one too. This series is my introduction to Blake R. Wolfe’s writing and I’m definitely smitten.