Shifter M.D. (Aspen Ridge Pack Book 1)

Can he truly take away her choice, even if it means saving her life? Being a doctor and finding his mate is all that Roman Michaels has ever wanted. He has accomplished the first, but is still searching for the second. Then, there's an avalanche in Aspen Ridge, the tiny town where his pack is located, and Iggy Jones is wheeled in. As soon as he sees her, he knows she's the one for him. However, there's just one problem - she's a human and unconscious.

Biting her will save her life, but it will also force her to be his mate, something he's sure she knows nothing about. Can he really take away her choice? Does he have any other option? Roman is torn between his desire to save Iggy's life and his reluctance to bind her to him without her consent.

As a doctor, Roman has taken an oath to preserve life, and he knows that he can save Iggy if he turns her. But the thought of forcing her into a lifelong commitment against her will troubles him deeply. He's always believed in respecting his mate's autonomy and giving her the freedom to choose.

Yet, the pull he feels towards Iggy is undeniable. From the moment he laid eyes on her, he's felt a deep, primal connection that he's never experienced before. The thought of letting her go, of watching her slip away, is almost unbearable.

Roman knows that he must make a decision, and quickly. Time is running out, and Iggy's life hangs in the balance. He weighs the options, trying to find a solution that will satisfy both his desire to save her and his commitment to her freedom.

As he contemplates his next move, Roman is reminded of the sacrifices he's made to become the man he is today. He's worked tirelessly to hone his medical skills, to build a life for himself and his pack. And now, just when he's finally found his mate, he's faced with a decision that could jeopardize everything he's worked for.

But Roman is no stranger to difficult choices. He's made tough calls in the past, and he knows that sometimes, the right thing to do isn't the easy thing. With a deep breath, he steels himself and makes his decision, determined to do what he believes is best for both Iggy and himself.

As he leans over Iggy's unconscious form, Roman knows that this moment will define him, that the choice he makes will have lasting consequences. But in the end, he can only hope that he's made the right call, and that Iggy will forgive him for the decision he's about to make.

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