Novels by Author Drake

Freya"I'd rather dance," I said boldly.Silvano's smile widened,revealing perfect white teeth. "Even better."On the dance floor,his hands found my waist,pulling me against him with a surety that sent sparks racing across my skin. I couldn't remember the last time I'd felt this—the simple,uncomplicated pleasure of attraction,of being wanted,of wanting in return."You're different," he murmured against my ear as we moved together. "Not like the usual women here.""Is that a good thing?"His fingers traced a line down my spine. "Very good."When his lips finally met mine,it was electric—hungry and demanding in a way that made me forget everything else. He tasted like bourbon and desire,and my wolf howled in approval."Come home with me," he breathed against my lips,not a question but not quite a command either.I pulled back enough to look into his eyes. This wasn't love. This wasn't forever. This was just tonight—just what I needed to remember I was more than just Jasper's discarded s

FreyaI was nursing my second whiskey when my phone lit up with Elena's name flashing across the screen. Three weeks since I'd walked out of Stone Lake Tower,and the world hadn't stopped turning. Funny how that works."Where are you hiding,you beautiful disaster?" Her voice spilled through the speaker,familiar and warm like summer rain.I couldn't help but smile. "My apartment. Where else would I be?""Unacceptable. I'm standing outside your door. Let me in before your neighbors think I'm stalking you."The line went dead before I could respond. Sure enough,seconds later,a rapid knock echoed through my apartment. I opened the door to find Elena Kane—Jasper's sister and my best friend since college—standing there with two overnight bags and a determined glint in her eyes."You flew back from Paris?" I gasped as she pushed past me into the apartment.Elena dropped her bags dramatically on my floor and spun around,her blonde hair whipping around her shoulders. "You quit the pack,slapped

FreyaAfter a quiet weekend,Monday morning arrived with cruel punctuality.I stepped into Stone Lake Tower at eight sharp,my heels clicking across the marble floor. From the outside,nothing had changed—same glass walls,same sharp-suited executives bowing their heads when they saw me,the Gamma who kept the Alpha's empire from collapsing under its own weight.Inside,though,I was already halfway gone. The resignation papers had been signed. My place here was a countdown,not a future.Still,old habits died hard. I poured myself into my work,lining up Jasper's schedule,preparing notes for the board meeting that afternoon,and running through the usual tasks that only I could do with precision. By nine,I was heading toward his office with a folder in hand.The door was ajar. I pushed it open an inch,intending to announce myself—then froze.Mia was curled up on Jasper's lap,delicate as porcelain,feeding him half of a cookie.The alpha who once mocked germaphobes,who refused to share drinks ev

FreyaAfter surviving the cruelest truth,I was ready to leave everything behind."I'm resigning."The words left my mouth before I could think twice. I sat by the window of my penthouse,watching the city lights blur into the night. For three years,this place had been called home,but right now it felt like a stranger's cage.On the other end of the line,Beta Timothy went utterly silent. I could picture his face,brows knotted,jaw tight. "Resigning?" His voice finally broke the pause,sharp with disbelief. "Freya,are you even hearing yourself? This isn't just a job. You're throwing away your Gamma title. Do you know what that means for you? For the pack?""I do." My voice was steady,but my heart pounded against my ribs."Alpha already signed the withdrawal papers. I'll finish the transition within a week.""The hell he did. " he muttered,sharp with disbelief. "Alpha Jasper must've signed off on this without even noticing whose papers he was signing. He's going to lose his mind when he real