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The Lone Wolf: Rise of the True Luna

The Lone Wolf: Rise of the True Luna

Ophelia, the daughter of Ryan and Avery, was the only survivor of the attack on the moonshine pack in the southern region. Losing her entire pack made her a Lone wolf. Hated and despised by her own kind. Her father made a request when their pack was attacked. She was to find her uncle and deliver a message. Which inadvertently sends her on a journey to the north. Ophelia had always wanted to be free, to make her own choices and experience human love, not a forced bond. She wanted to love on her own terms, but nature had set her on a different course. During this journey, Ophelia discovers that she is fated to the Monarch, and it is her second shot at life. As if playing a cruel joke on them, nature paired a Lonewolf with the Monarch, a man with no tolerance for weakness, to a woman born from an ordinary wolf. A woman who did not even want a mate. Ophelia cannot morph into her wolf until she fully remembers who she is. Her body has to merge with her soul to trigger the transformation process; she is set on a quest to remember. She uncovers secrets she discovered in her past life, and with the help of Aaron, her mate, they unravel the mystery behind the existence of the half-bloods and identify the traitor in their ranks. Together, they save humanity from the torment brought to them by the half-bloods, rescue the captured wolves, and avenge their fallen heroes (her parents). They bring order back to the world. Proving that love can be found in the most unusual of places.
New Blood (completed book 1 of The blood moon saga)

New Blood (completed book 1 of The blood moon saga)

What is a werewolf? In my world a werewolf runs with the pack, we keep to ourselves, we have our own schools, our own territory. Our life is about reaching that amazing age of 18, getting gifted our wolf and finding that one and only mate, the other half of our soul and getting marked. A small bite on the neck to show other males and females that you are taken. When that’s all done you start to repopulate the pack. We are pretty basic creatures, in most cases the pack are family and family is sacred. The Pack is ruled by an alpha, he usually has a Luna. That’s what we call his other half, then he also has a beta, a beta is second in command and after him comes the gamma. The rest of us? We are omegas. Then there is the question of what is a mate? A mate is the one wolf of the world that was made just for you, you have an instant undeniable attraction, a magnetic pull of passion and love. It’s instant love, right then and there and it’s all I've dreamed of my entire life. But now you know what a werewolf is meant to be, let me tell you what the reality actually is for me. My pack don’t run together, my pack don’t treat each other as family, not even my father treats me as family. From the outside looking in you would probably think. Oh here comes the betas daughter, the most polite, helpful young woman in the pack but in reality? Yeah that’s not my life. Honestly I’m pathetic, terrified, skinny, starved and beaten. The only time I’m truly happy? Yeah that’s when I’m asleep. Asleep and dreaming of my future mate, daydreaming about our future family. A real family, one that has a home full of love and laughter, with kids and movie nights, one that’s part of the pack, a good pack. A family. That’s all I've ever wanted and now that I’m about to turn 18, it’s all at the tip of my tongue, so close I can taste it. Well that’s if my father doesn’t kill me first. This is Lilly’s Story, beaten, broken and close to death. see how she bursts through the shit show that is her life, rising from the ashes and becoming the lilly she was always meant to be.
The Alpha Who Hunted Me First

The Alpha Who Hunted Me First

Wren Calder was seven years old the night the Ashbourne wolves burned Duskwood to the ground. She was the only one who ran fast enough. Fifteen years later, she walks into Ashbourne territory wearing a dead woman's name and a healer's apron, carrying enough wolfsbane in her sleeve to stop an Alpha's heart. One drop in his cup. That's the whole plan. Wren has spent half her life training for exactly one night. Then Alpha Kian Ashbourne looks at her across a crowded hall, and her wolf goes down on its belly like it's been waiting for him since before she was born. Fated mates don't happen to girls like Wren. They especially don't happen with the son of the man who slaughtered her pack. But the bond doesn't care whose blood is on whose hands, and neither, it turns out, does Kian, once he catches her wrist an inch from his wine and smells exactly what she is to him. He doesn't kill her. He doesn't expose her. He locks her inside his own house and dares her to try again. Now Wren has to survive a pack that wants her dead, resist a mate bond that wants her to forgive the unforgivable, and find out the truth her mentor never told her: that the massacre at Duskwood might not have been Kian's father's order at all. Someone else lit that fire. Someone who is still very much alive, and still very much afraid of what Wren might remember. She came to end an Alpha's line. She didn't expect to need him to survive what's coming for both of them.