Novels by Cora L

Unknown POVI stood across the entrance of the old warehouse with my arms crossed as I watched the three pathetic fools, out of the six I hired, slump against the wall. They looked like they’d been through hell, looking terribly bruised, bleeding, with claw marks down his face. Pathetic indeed. But oh, they did owe me a really good explanation for such failure.“Explain,” I said, sounding extremely calm. But they knew better.They looked at each other with fear in their eyes before one of them decided to speak. “We had him, Mother. The kid was cornered. Our nets were ready and our darts were loaded. It should’ve been an easy grab.”“Should – have – been,” I repeated slowly. “But it obviously wasn’t.” I said with a sly smile on my lips.He swallowed. “Something happened. Someone showed up.”I straightened. “Someone?”“A wolf,” said the one beside him. “ A very big wolf came out of nowhere and took us out like we were nothing.”My jaw tightened. “And you’re saying one wolf took down al

Dominic’s POVI took to my heels instantly without even giving it a thought, running in the direction of that scream.My wolf tore through the forest with every speed I could use, as I kept hearing that scream. Whoever it was, it was in trouble. And I wasn’t stopping until I got there. As I broke through the trees reaching a clearing, I froze. It was actually a kid.He couldn’t have been older than eight or nine. He had covered his face in his arms against a rock with wide eyes. And three grown men were closing in on him with weapons I recognized instantly.They had with them silver nets and darts loaded with wolfsbane. Those were definitely hired assassins, who knew exactly what they were doing.Without giving it another thought, I slammed into the first hunter. My teeth sunk into his shoulder before he could blink. He hit a tree so hard it cracked. The other two spun around, shouting.The second one aimed a dart gun at me. Unfortunately for him, he was too slow. I bit down on his a

Dominic’s POVNine years later.I stared at the stack of reports on my desk and honestly considered setting them all on fire.From the border patrols to the trade agreements and then the rogue activity, it was always just the same nonsense, every different day. I rubbed my eyes and picked up another report. Something about hunting rights in the northern sector.My wolf stirred restlessly, pacing inside me again. He’d been like this for years. Always stirring this constant frustration within me that I couldn’t shake. I had tried everything. I had tried training harder, running longer. And throwing myself into more work. Apparently, none of it helped.The door opened without a knock. I didn’t have to look up to know who it was.“Dominic.” Mother’s cool voice called“I’m busy,” I said, not looking up from the paper in my hand.“You’re always busy.” She came in anyway and shut the door behind her. “That’s the problem.”I sighed and finally looked at her. Luna Queen Isolde Ravenclaw was st

Mirelle’s POV“You’re staring again.”I smiled and ran my fingers down Dominic’s bare chest. We were tangled up in the sheets of our new bed, in the house we had just started building together.“I’m allowed to stare,” I said. “You’re my husband now.”He grinned wearing that rare, full smile he only gave me when we were alone.“Say it again.”“My Husband.” My smile was wider now and so was his“Again.”“Dominic Ravenclaw. My husband. My mate. My—”He kissed me before I could finish, pulling me on top of him. When he finally let me breathe, I was laughing against his mouth.“You know,” he said, tucking a strand of hair behind my ear, looking deeply into my eyes and staring at me like I was his entire world. Well I was. “I still can’t believe you said yes.”“Are you kidding right now?” I sat up a little to look at him. “You cornered me at that summit and wouldn’t let me leave until I agreed to go on a date with you.”“I didn’t corner you. I was just being… persistent.” He said and I had

Mirelle’s POV“Wait! Please, just wait!” I tried to pull back, as guards I’d known for years, men who used to bow their heads when I walked past, now held me like I was some kind of criminal.I could barely keep my legs steady as they dragged me into the hall. I could dare to look up. Every face turned in my direction. The entire Moonridge Pack was gathered from the warriors, omegas, to the elders. I could feel their disgust-filled looks without even looking at them.The floor was cold. My hands shook as the guards shoved me forward until I was standing right before the raised dais. And there he was — Alpha Dominic Ravenclaw. My husband and mate. But most importantly, the man I had loved every second of my three years with him.His jaw was tight. His expression was unreadable. But the pain in his eyes was vivid. And my heart cut as I saw it. I had done this to him. No, scratch that. Someone had done this to us.“Dominic, please,” I choked out before I could stop myself. My throat bur