She fled her wedding. She found something far more dangerous: a man who could never let himself love her back.

Odile Ferrand doesn't make it to I do. She tears off her veil mid-ceremony and runs, barefoot, down a cliff road — anything to escape a marriage arranged to settle her father's debt. What she finds instead is a flooding causeway, a lighthouse no map admits still operates, and the wolf who guards it: golden-eyed, silent, and utterly alone by choice.

Bastian Renwick has spent three years keeping everyone at arm's length for a reason. His family's vigil comes bound by an ancient blood oath — if he ever lets himself love, the coastline he's sworn to protect pays the price. He knows better than to let a runaway bride matter to him.

He lets her matter anyway.

But Odile isn't only running from a wedding. Her jilted fiancé won't let her go without a fight, and the tide itself seems to be watching, measuring every hour she stays. As the danger closes in from both sides, Odile and Bastian face an impossible choice: hide what's growing between them and stay safe, or risk everything on the one thing two centuries of Renwick men were too afraid to try — loving each other out loud.

Some vows are worth breaking a curse for.

If you love forbidden werewolf romance, slow-burn forced proximity, and alpha heroes who'd burn down two hundred years of tradition for the right woman, you'll fall hard for Runaway Bride of the Lighthouse Wolf. Get swept away today.