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Grim Tide
by Ivy Whitaker
She was never meant to survive the accident.
Now, there’s something monstrous inside her—something hungry, something untamed.
When Karina is forced to rebuild her life in Pleasant Valley, the last thing she expects is Avery, the quiet, brooding werewolf determined to teach her control. He’s patient. Steady. Unshakable. The one person who can keep her from losing herself to the beast inside.
But Avery has secrets of his own. He’s keeping her at arm’s length for a reason—because the moment she loses control, the Pack will come for her.
And then there’s Miguel. Dangerous, reckless, and tempting in all the wrong ways. He doesn’t care if she loses control—he just wants to see what happens when she does.
Torn between instinct and reason, temptation and restraint, Karina must decide: trust the man who keeps her tethered to humanity, or give in to the wildness clawing at her skin.
Either way, she may not survive what comes next.
Tropes
Paranormal Romance
Shifter Romance (Werewolves)
Gothic Romance
Small Town
Age Gap
Workplace Romance
Forbidden
Fated Mates
Protective/Reluctant Hero
Dangerous Attraction ("I shouldn't want you")
Alpha-hole
Slowburn
Content Warning: This book contains content that may be distressing to
some readers, including:
• Graphic violence and physical assault, including attempted drowning
• Flashbacks, nightmares, and symptoms of trauma and PTSD
• Memory loss and emotional disorientation following a traumatic event
• Explicit sexual content involving emotionally vulnerable characters
• Emotional manipulation and coercive dynamics in past and present relationships
• Power imbalance (age gap, former employer/employee)
• Themes of bodily autonomy, consent, and supernatural transformation
• Use of weapons, implied gun violence, and threat of death
• Subtle references to substance use and illicit activity
• Grief, isolation, and complex feelings around identity and belonging

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