Hideaway Girl by Jean Stokes

Marissa…
I’ve made a living out of being on the move. I run supplies from Colorado to Canada and back, never putting down roots, never trusting anyone, and watching my own back.
That becomes impossible when I find myself lost in the woods of Borden Falls, injured and dependent on a solitary wolf—a werewolf—to take care of me. Duncan is calm, patient, and attentive. Definitely of a higher caliber than my usual ‘friends’.
I need to leave, but I want to stay. In the end, it all comes down to survival. I could keep running, or I could let myself be at peace, for once, with a strong werewolf who seems intent on taking care of me.
I’m not supposed to be here. Now that I’m here, I’m not sure I want to leave.

Duncan…
After my accident in the Anaconda mines, I surrendered to living on my own in my dad’s old cabin. Wolves are social creatures, but socializing has never suited me. I like having a quiet, routine life. No excitement, but also no danger.
When a human woman stumbles into one of my hunting traps, life gets a lot more complicated. Even more so, when I find out that there are people she’s working with who are very invested in recovering their property by any means necessary.
I need to protect her. More than that, I want to protect her. It’s the first time I can remember in my life wanting—craving—the company of another person.
What good is having a quiet, peaceful little haven in the middle of nowhere, if you can’t share it with someone?