They Don’t Howl at the Moon by A.P. Nordhaug

A dying addict is offered a second life—but the family that saves him feeds on something far more dangerous than blood. Kole is already halfway to the grave when they find him—two strangers who don’t look away, don’t judge, and don’t offer empty promises. Instead, they give him something impossible: a second chance. Butte and Selena aren’t saviours. They’re something older. Something bound together by instinct, hunger, and a connection that runs deeper than blood. When they bring Kole into their pack, his body heals, his senses sharpen, and for the first time in his life, he belongs. But belonging comes with a cost. The bond between them is intimate, overwhelming—blurring the lines between love, desire, and something far more primal. As Kole settles into this new life, he begins to understand the truth: they are not monsters because of what they are, but because of what they need. And they are not alone. When Kole is drawn to someone new—a broken soul like he once was—the pack grows. But so does the danger. Because out there, other packs exist. Packs that believe strength matters more than mercy. And they’re coming.