Novels by Kristina Olson

"Mom, you know anything we discuss I tell Carson. I trust him." My Mom's voice was low, barely above a whisper. "Celia, Luna is very upset. You and Carson need to be careful. Please rethink this plan. Being separated from your mate is a horrible idea." "Carson would go to college too if he weren't a Gamma. He would like to go with me, but we know and accept that he won't be allowed to go to college. I don't understand why everyone is so concerned. Carson and I are good. He is patient with me and really nice about all the trouble with my wolf." I said. "I told him he could reject me and I'd accept. He doesn't want to do that. He wants to wait for me to be ready."My mom frowned. "That's not what I mean, Celia." "What do you mean?" "You need to be careful. Please, trust I love you and want what is best for you. Talk to Carson, please." Mom said. "I will. See you later Mom."As I walked away, my wolf started grumbling, 'They don't love you. They want to control you. They want you ma

Celly completed her college application. I mailed it for her. Our days were a happy routine now of morning runs, going to work, chatting through our bond, and making love every night. Within two weeks she received her acceptance packet. The same afternoon, Celly and I were both summoned to Alpha's office. As we walked to his office, Celly took my hand and said, "If we are in trouble, it's my fault. I'll take responsibility, Car. You need to let me protect you, please.""You and me, Celly. We decide, we will make it work." I squeezed her hand. I wouldn't allow her to take blame. I had pushed her to send the application. Celly smiled at me. I knocked on Alpha's door. Alpha called, "Enter." Walking into his office, I noticed that Beta Leo was also here. Celly and I both bowed our heads, acknowledging our Alpha and Beta."Celia, you did not ask for approval to apply to Mountain Coast. Leo received the notification that you were accepted. Please explain why this was not discussed with us

Eve had been right, the three weeks were a blur. She and I stayed in Westfield in the second penthouse. We worked well together to coordinate the strikes and manage the girls. We were sleeping in the same bed and the three weeks were filled with good meals, companionable silence and sex without expectations. Blaze was furious that I continued to engage with Eve knowing she could never be my Luna and if I took her as a chosen mate I was knowingly ending my lineage. I simply couldn't help myself. Eve captivates me in many ways. I admit part of the attraction is her detachment.The strikes went as planned, we lost no Warriors. There were some men that came home injured, but they were all alive! In total we rescued seventy-four young women and their pups. Many arrived scared and thinking they were on their way to a new horror. Lucien was amazing as he charmed the young women, assuring them that we wanted them healthy, happy and returned to their packs and families, if that was what they

Lucien had drug the last rogue upstairs. I went upstairs, trusting my men to dispose of the dead rogues and get the girls to the airfield and onto Kane's jet. The Warriors guarding Stan and Allen were silent. I could hear Lucien in with the rogue. He was interrogating him to gain any information he could. His anger was red hot. I heard the elevator ding behind me. Kane was on the phone. "Jenna, take care of the girls. A warm bed, good food and safety, anything they need supply it. I don't know how many more might be coming in. We will care for all of them. Start working on getting dormitories established. I hope we can start returning girls to their packs soon." I smiled. He was preparing his pack to help the girls, as I knew he would. I called Lonnie. "Lon, we need to move faster. Have you gotten my teams together?" Lonnie answered, "Yeah. They are gathering in their designated safe houses. Everyone should be in place within the next day. Are we moving out immediately?" "Yes, co

I was disgusted by Alphas being involved in purchasing women. It was unthinkable. I was furious and speaking with Jorge had not helped. The man had tried to defend his actions! Eve touched my arm, pulling me from my dark thoughts. "My Alpha, please do not be more angered by this. Both Alphas have agreed to return the girls. The other two will as well. You knew this would be the difficult part." She said softly. I leaned down and captured her soft lips in a kiss. I wrapped an arm around her waist and pulled her into my lap. I cradled her head keeping our lips locked together until she made a small whimper reminding me we were in a public bar. I released her and kissed her forehead. "Thank you my fearless vixen. I needed your words and your lips." She smiled. "Kane, I don't do relationships and I don't do PDA. Not matter how good you are at kissing me senseless, don't do that again." Her tone was light but deadly serious. I smiled, "Noted. I make no promises." Eve shook her head a

As soon as I woke, I felt Celly moving a little frantically. I felt fear and confusion through our bond. She struggled against me. I tightened my arms around her and pushed calm through our bond. "Honey. Calm down, I'm right here. I've got you. You're safe Celly. I'll keep you safe forever." "Carson?" She whispered. "What's wrong? What's happening?" She sounded confused. "It's ok. Everything is fine. Did you have a nightmare, honey?" I asked softly. "No. I don't remember dreaming. I...my wolf was saying there was danger and I needed to go, I needed to run." She said quietly. I held her tighter. "There's no danger honey. I've got you. We're safe." I kissed the top of her head. I kept pushing calmness through our bond. Celly pushed up on her arms, putting a distance between our bodies. "Car, let me go, please. I need to use the bathroom." She said softly. I let her go and she slid quickly off the bed. She walked across the room. As she closed the door, I heard the lock enga