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Aidan owes his life to the Stormfire Werewolf Pack. Despite a lifetime of being treated like a second-class member, he still values pack above all else. Life isn’t easy, but he makes do. Until one wrong decision lands him in the place he never thought he’d be—Exile.

Zahir resents the path his life has taken. Not because it wasn’t his choice to become the oldest Naga Guru’s apprentice, nor is quitting. Then he meets a werewolf he can’t stay away from, even if they are supposed to be mortal enemies.

When Aidan shows up one night on the verge of death, Zahir can’t help but take him in. Their mutual attraction was never questioned, but living long enough to explore it might be. It seemed that nearly killing one of their own was merely the tip of the iceberg for the Stormfire Pack.


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LGBTQIA Relevance
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“Truth in Exile” is captivating from the first page with its unique blend of action, angst, and heartfelt connection. Initially, I was skeptical about the character of Zahir, the snake shifter. However, I soon found myself immersed in his journey. Zahir, a trainee snake shifter guru, is a complex character. He has a moody demeanor and is insecure. These are balanced by his quick wit. Despite his flaws, he consistently demonstrates intelligence and compassion.

Meanwhile, Aidan, the lovable blond wolf, brings a different energy to the story. His cocky attitude and reckless behavior often land him in trouble, yet it only adds to his charm. Watching their initial rivalry evolve into a deep bond is a highlight of the story. The chemistry between the two characters builds beautifully, leading to a romantic transformation.

Aidan and Zahir find common ground in their struggles against Aidan’s ex-pack, the Stormfire werewolf pack. A rough group defined by violent tendencies, of which Aidan is the reciprocant of most of the violence and abuse throughout the book. The themes of suffering and resilience radiate as you root for Aidan’s survival.

“Truth in Exile” is more than just a tale of chaos; it’s a book about finding love amidst turmoil. The emotional depth and thrilling plot twists make for an unforgettable read.


S Bolanos PhotoAbout The Author

S Bolanos (she/they) is a genderqueer author and founder of Chaotic Neutral Press LLC. They believe in love, equality, and the Oxford comma. When not playing with her three dogs, whom you can follow on Instagram @austendogs, or spending time with her incredible husband, she’s probably agonizing over edits or escaping into her latest fantasy.
https://booksbysbolanos.com

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