Novels by Sarah Aghama

AthenaThe guards dropped me at the border of the pack territory like I was nothing. “Don’t ever come back,” one of them warned coldly. “If we see you again, we will crack your skull.”They turned and walked away without looking back. I stood there alone, my small bag at my feet, staring at the gates that had once felt like home. My chest felt tight, I didn’t know where to go.Living among humans would weaken me. I knew that a wolf needs pack runs, training, the energy of others around her. Even though my wolf has never surfaced, I still believe she is there, somewhere inside me, waiting. I refuse to believe the Moon Goddess forgot me. But my family thinks otherwise.No pack is accepting new members right now. It was an order from the Alpha King because of the war going on. No strangers allowed.I adjusted the small bag Aurora had packed for me and began walking down a narrow road. If one pack rejected me, I would try another. If none of them accepted me then I would have no choice bu

Azrael“This is the tenth pack we have searched, and we still haven’t found her. If I hadn’t seen her walk out of your room with my own eyes, I would have thought she wasn’t real.” Gabriel, My Beta said as we drove away from the tenth pack that day.He sat in the driver’s seat, his hands tight on the steering wheel. His voice carried both frustration and guilt.I ran my fingers through my hair, trying to calm the storm in my head. “Instead of running off to find me, you could have called me. You have a phone or you could have used the mind link. If you had done that, we wouldn’t be wasting time like this.”Gabriel sighed heavily. “I know, I am sorry. But you can’t blame everything on me. You were the one who ended up in a stranger’s room, drunk out of your mind. You didn’t even see the face of the woman you spent the night with.”His words made my jaw tighten. He wasn’t wrong, and that annoyed me even more.“How are we supposed to find her now?” Raven, my elder sister, asked from the

Athena“You! You are the girl from last night?” the man who opened the door said immediately.My heart jumped. I quickly let my hair fall forward, covering my face. I didn’t want him to recognize me, I didn’t want anyone to really see me. More than anything, I never wanted to meet him again.“I forgot something,” I muttered, keeping my eyes fixed on the floor as I stood in front of him.“Oh,” he said. “He went down to the lobby to look for you. Wait here, let me go tell him you are back.”Before I could respond, he turned and walked out of the room.I didn’t wait to think about what he had just said. Panic rushed through me. I looked around the room quickly, searching for anything useful. My eyes landed on a wallet lying on the bed. I grabbed it, opened it, and saw a lot of cash inside. I took only what I knew would be enough to pay for a cab, then dropped the wallet back where it was.Without wasting another second, I ran out of the room and straight toward the lobby. As soon as I go

Athena“Your scent led me here,”he said, his voice thick and rough, the words coming out slightly slurred, whether from whatever was affecting him or from my own disoriented state, I couldn’t tell. He leaned closer, inhaling deeply. “You smell so amazing.” He said and his lips claimed my.His lips felt so soft, I moaned into his mouth, a raw sound and he swallowed it, his tongue sweeping against mine with a desperation that matched my own. Our kiss wasn’t gentle, it was like a battle.His hands roamed, one sliding up my spine to tangle in my hair, pulling just enough to arch my neck, while the other gripped my hip, his fingers digging in with a possessiveness that made my core clench.His mouth left mine to attack my neck. “Fuck, your scent,” he growled, the words vibrating against my skin. “It’s driving me crazy. So fucking amazing.” Each syllable sent a shockwave of pure, liquid heat straight to my core. He didn’t just kiss my neck; he devoured it. I could feel the marks forming, t

Athena“Are you okay, Athena?” my twin sister, Aurora , asked as she walked toward me.I didn’t answer immediately. Instead, I scanned the crowded ballroom, my eyes searching for Silas—my boyfriend. The loud music, the chatter, and the bright lights made my head pound painfully, but I forced myself to stay calm. Tonight was important. It was almost time for wolves to mark their mates, and Silas was nowhere to be found.My chest tightened with fear. I bit my lower lip hard and finally looked at Aurora . “Do you think… Do you think he changed his mind about marking me because I don’t have a wolf?” I asked in a shaky voice, struggling to hold back my tears.Aurora quickly grabbed my hands, squeezing them gently. “Of course not,” she said firmly. “Stop letting your stupid nerves get the best of you. I just saw Silas a few minutes ago.”My heart skipped. “You did?”She nodded. “Yes. He said he wasn’t feeling well. He told me to tell you that if he stayed away too long, you should come che