QuaytheAuthor
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Alpha's Triangle: Fatal Love Between Mates
Werewolf As I started to wake up, my head felt like it was going to burst. My eyes could barely open as I tried to focus on my surroundings.
Wait, this isn't my room.
And this guy isn't our mate, my wolf Nina growled.
I noticed there was someone's weight on top of me. Oh s**t! How the hell did I miss that?
That's when I felt something twitch inside me, and instantly, pain traveled through my body. My mouth was so dry that my whimpers were inaudible.
He groaned, grinding his hips against me, making my body tighten its grip.
Zira, focus and get this guy off of us. We have to leave now, Nina yelled, snapping me out of it.
So, with the help of my wolf, we lifted the man off us and right onto the floor with a loud thud. I turned to face him, and my eyes widened. I was looking at a completely naked Alpha.
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Zira plans to leave her pack and travel the world. However, that becomes difficult when a relationship blossoms with Alpha Isaiah after their one-night stand. Unexpectedly, he meets his mate not long after. With nothing keeping her, she plans to leave until a secret comes out and ruins everything. Will she find a way to escape without it getting out?
Alpha Isaiah is more excited to be Alpha than to find his mate. That all changed when his sister's supposed marriage proposal led him to find his mate. Unbeknownst to him, other events will challenge him as an Alpha and a mate. Will he be able to choose between his duties as an Alpha or his duties as a mate? Does he have the power to protect those he loves?
With a troubled past, powerless half-witch/half-werewolf Alaia finally finds solace with Alpha Isaiah. Still, it seems his old lover threatens their relationship. To keep what is hers, Alaia dabbles with power beyond her capabilities. How far is she willing to go to keep what is hers?
Content Warnings:
This book explores themes around sex, violence, depression, miscarriage, heartbreak, and abortion. Reader discretion is advised. 
