The Alpha's Shadow Bond

mere beast; it was something far darker, something that didn't belong in this world or at least, not in Emery's understanding of i

ercreek, the mysterious pull toward this place, her unsettling connection with Damian, a

e creature, his teeth sinking into its flesh with a growl that made the room vibrate. The creature struggled, bu

moment, he was the fierce, towering wolf; the next, he was back to being the man she bare

like he was waiting for her to say something. But what could she say? What co

step forward, her voice trembling with the weight of everythin

ed a shadowspawn. A creature from the darker realms of the superna

g out of a nightmare. Her hands shook at her sides as she took an

The leader of a pack that has been tasked with protecting this town and its people for generations. The creatures you sa

us she couldn't quite grasp. "I don't understand any of this," she

on't have to understand it all right now. But trust me, everythi

elt her breath catch in her throat.

n, Emery. Chosen to be a part of something bigger

t in a tide of things she couldn't possibly comprehend. "I don't, I do

t he stopped himself before he could touch her. "I know you're scared. But you have to tr

ery had to force herself to breathe. "P

hecy, passed down through the generations of my pack. It spea

ldn't ignore the way his words felt like an invisible thread, pulling her deeper into something she didn

an continued, his voice low. "But the enemy is coming,

ice trembled with disbe

t the shadowspawn. They are the ones who are goin

fight this," she protested. "I

ng sadness. "But you are part of this, Emery. Your connection to the pack, to the prophe

. Nothing made sense. Nothing felt real. But the look in Damian's eyes, the

osture tense. "We need to go. We're

She had never wanted to be part of some ancient prophecy or to be dragged into the world of werewolves and shadowy enemies. But as she l

o the night, unsure of what awaited her bu