Witch and the Werewolf Who Cannot Touch

 Mara Vale has spent years building a quiet life as a witch and apothecary in the mountain town of Greyhaven. Rowan Thorne, the powerful future alpha of the Blackridge Pack, is exactly the kind of complication she prefers to keep on the other side of her protective wards.Then Rowan's brother arrives at her shop dying from a magical attack.Mara saves him, but an ambush awakens something far older than either of them: the Severance Curse, an ancient bloodline spell created to keep witches and werewolves apart. From that moment forward, every touch between Mara and Rowan causes unbearable pain.Breaking the curse requires thirty nights of magical trials performed together.Each night demands something different: shared magic, dangerous truths, dream journeys, blood rites, buried memories, and increasingly intimate acts that force Mara and Rowan closer while forbidding the one thing they both begin to want most.Touch.But the curse is only the beginning.Someone deliberately arranged for Mara and Rowan to awaken it, and the deeper they investigate, the more they uncover a conspiracy stretching back centuries. Their families were not always enemies. The history they inherited was altered, powerful supernatural bloodlines have been protecting secrets of their own, and an organization known as the Keepers of the Divide will do anything to prevent witch and wolf from joining again.As attraction becomes trust and trust becomes something neither can dismiss, Mara and Rowan must determine whether their growing bond is destiny, manipulation, or a love they are choosing for themselves.Because the final night of the curse carries a price.And the people who created the Severance are counting on Mara and Rowan believing that love requires one of them to surrender everything.The Witch and the Werewolf Who Cannot Touch is a slow-burn paranormal romance filled with forbidden attraction, magical curses, werewolf politics, witchcraft, forced proximity, ancient secrets, supernatural conspiracy, emotional tension, and a romance built around one powerful question: can love still be freely chosen when destiny has already decided who you are supposed to become?