The Bounty Hunter and His Phoenix Mate (Bounty Hunter Series Book 3)

In The Bounty Hunter and His Phoenix Mate, the third and latest installment in the Bounty Hunter series, readers are introduced to Westley "Warlord" Kennedy, a powerful werewolf bounty hunter from the Desert Moon Pack. His life takes an unexpected turn when a job brings him face-to-face with his fated mate, Arden Zeller, a fairy who serves as a guard for the Royal Fairy Courts in the United States.

They cross paths while working together to rescue Princess Abigail from the clutches of Katana, the dangerous assassin from Sins of Time. Their connection is instant and undeniable, but their budding romance is fraught with challenges. Arden’s position with the Royal Fairy Guard puts their relationship under intense scrutiny, and they face opposition from her jealous coworker, Douglas, a fellow guard who despises the idea of Arden being with a werewolf, especially one with no formal rank.

As if that weren't enough, Arden is harboring a secret that could change everything: she's not just a fairy but also a Phoenix shifter, a lineage she's kept hidden for years. She knows that phoenixes are hunted for their feathers, which are superstitiously believed to grant wealth, prosperity, and immortality, which is wildly exaggerated.

As Warlord and Arden fight to navigate their complicated bond and contend with Douglas's relentless jealousy, Arden's Phoenix identity is exposed. Fearing for Warlord's safety, she makes the heartbreaking decision to leave him and go into hiding. But Warlord, a man driven by purpose, is prepared to move mountains to find her or die trying.

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