Stranded by Claire Cullen

The sea is the only home Aden has ever known.
Aden’s heart was encased in ice when he gave in to the call of the ocean. Weak from sickness, he’s caught in a net and dragged from the water by people who are more than human. Bad wolves. All except one.
There’s a trick to hiding in plain sight: don’t get noticed.
Jeremy has lived among the packs for months, passing information on to his exiled pack to keep them safe. And then the Alpha Prime captures a siren. Jeremy can’t leave Aden in his hands, knowing the lengths he’s willing to go to in order to get what he wants. But there’s nothing simple about saving this siren.
Not every wolf is bad.
Aden doesn’t know if he can trust Jeremy, the wolf who steals him away. Forced into hiding and trapped in close quarters, fear gives way to fascination and a craving for connection, for contact, for warmth to thaw his frozen heart. Aden might be running out of time but he hadn’t counted on Jeremy’s determination to save him.
Can Jeremy compete with the call of the sea?
Jeremy won’t give up on Aden. The siren is nothing like what he expected: he’s stubborn, brave, and curious about Jeremy and the world he’s found himself in. Even knowing the sea is calling Aden home, Jeremy doesn’t want to let him go.