A Room Of One's Wolf - A Slow-Burn Sapphic Wolf Shifter Romance #999941

She left her wolf in a courtyard in 1941. She never expected it to come back.
For eleven years, Delia has been silence where a wolf used to live — a woman built out of routine, guilt, and a debt she's spent a decade repaying to someone she calls family but has never let herself call love. When Paris pulls her home in 1952, she isn't looking for healing. She's looking for a room to disappear into, and one more year of penance.
She finds a safehouse instead. A townhouse full of women who lost their wolves the way she lost hers, and a woman named Gianna who runs the house like a fortress and looks at Delia like she's already been seen.
The bond doesn't arrive with heat or thunder. It arrives as warmth where there used to be nothing, a wall thawing one degree at a time, in a city that has already decided not to notice her. Delia has spent twelve years being useful instead of loved. She isn't sure she remembers how to want something for herself.
But the wolf is coming back. This time, it isn't asking permission.
A slow-burn sapphic shifter romance about grief, found family, and the long work of coming home to yourself.