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Beneath The Howl

Beneath The Howl

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Dark Romance

First-Person POV

Sweet Love

Alpha

Luna

Rogue

Forbidden Love

“I desire you in the most maddening way,” Kael growled, his lips just a breath from mine. “Then show me,” I whispered, heart racing, already undone. *** In a world ruled by instincts, some bonds go deeper than blood. Eira Vale is a quiet healer with secrets buried deeper than the forest she’s summoned to. When duty forces her into the territory of the Blackridge Pack, she doesn’t expect to survive long—especially not under the cold, watchful gaze of Alpha Kael Thorne. Feared. Respected. Untouchable. Kael is everything Eira was taught to avoid—dominant, dangerous, and far too tempting. But something ancient stirs between them, something primal neither of them understands… or dares to name. As the wild begins to close in, Eira must decide what’s more terrifying: the bond tying her to a man with the power to break her—or the truth that’s been hunting her all along. Dark, seductive, and emotionally charged, "Beneath the Howl" is a slow-burn romance where fate is a curse, desire is dangerous, and nothing is as it seems. ***

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11 Chapters
Chapter 1
EIRA VALE I'd forgotten how bitter the wind could be in these mountains. It sliced across my skin like tiny knives, threading its way through the folds of my coat, numbing the tips of my fingers despite the gloves I wore. The dirt road beneath my boots was slush and gravel, the last remnants of snow clinging to the edges like ghosts that refused to leave. It had been years, but the forest still looked the same-towering pines, crooked fences, the occasional flicker of chimney smoke in the distance.I hadn't meant to come back. If I'd had a choice, I would've stayed tucked away in the quiet little village I'd make my home, tending to coughs and colicky babies, drinking lukewarm tea in silence, and pretending that the past was nothing more than an echo I could ignore. But when the letter came, I couldn't look away."They're sick. You're needed. Come home."It wasn't signed. It didn't need to be.The Vale name still meant something here, even if it twisted in people's mouths now.Even
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Chapter 2
EIRA VALE The road into town curved like a spine through the hills, cracked and uneven in places, framed by pine and frostbitten brush. Kael walked ahead of me for a while, silent, his long strides eating the distance between bends. There was something unhurried about the way he moved, even though his eyes never seemed to rest—always scanning, listening, watching. Then he stopped. A black truck rumbled up the path moments later, its tires spitting slush, headlights dull in the muted gray light. Two men were in the cab, and when they stepped out, Kael greeted them with a nod that seemed more like an order than a hello. One was stocky with cropped brown hair, the other tall and wiry, maybe a few years younger than me. Both wore dark coats and utility boots, and their presence said military even if their uniforms didn’t. “Eira Vale,” Kael said, turning to me, “this is Owen Hart and Kent Mallory. They’re my Beta's and part of my security entails. They'll take you into town.” I
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Chapter 3
KAEL THORNE Morning had barely broken when I found myself in the council building, standing in a room that smelled like old paper, burnt coffee, and the kind of tension that settled deep in your jaw. "Water samples from the northern creek came back." Said Kent, dropping a folder onto the table. "No signs of heavy metals, but there's some kind of fungal bloom forming around the roots in the shaded areas. Could be contributing to the sickness." I didn't respond right away. My hands were braced on the edge of the table, jaw tight, eyes scanning the report. "Could be." I said finally. "But it doesn't explain the fever patterns or the bleeding." Owen, standing by the window, rubbed a hand over his face. "If this were any other town, I'd say it's a coincidence. Maybe even unrelated. But it's Draven. And we both know this place has a history of making its own rules." I grunted. That much was true. The sickness wasn't spreading the way a normal virus would. It was selective-random, alm
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Chapter 4
EIRA VALE The sun had only just begun to lift over the horizon, casting a sleepy gold glow through the wide windows of the infirmary. I sat perched on the stool beside the long metal table, sleeves rolled up, latex gloves snug on her hands. The scent of antiseptic clung to the air, and beside her, Maura sorted the vials she had requested, labeling each one in her tidy, blocky handwriting. “So,” Maura began, her voice lilting with curiosity as she capped a blood sample, “what did you do for fun back home? Before all this?” I blinked, caught off guard. My fingers paused mid-motion over a sealed test tube as I tried to understand her question. I had the urge to ignore the question, the lady probably wanted to use it for gossip. Gosh, why do I always have to be so negative? I scolded myself.What if she's genuinely curious and what's to know me better and I'm having all these thoughts? “For fun?” I echoed, trying to remember the last time I had done anything just for the sake of j
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Chapter 5
EIRA VALE I continued running down the road, trying to get as far away as possible from him, from the gruesome images that flashed in my mind. Branches clawed at my arms, the forest closing in as I stumbled blindly through the trees. My lungs burned, each breath harsh and shallow. I didn’t stop to think, didn’t look back. The image was carved too deep into my mind—Kael, soaked in red, standing over the broken body of a man he’d killed without hesitation. His eyes had been inhuman. Cold. Feral. The stories hadn’t prepared me for the truth. Seeing it… watching him rip that man apart as if he were nothing… What if the man is guilty? My inner voice debated but, I didn't care. There was no justification for murder. I couldn’t breathe. The trail twisted underfoot, but I kept moving. Thorns scratched my legs, my dress caught on brambles, but I didn’t care. I just needed to get away. From him. From what I’d seen. From what I was starting to feel. Something wet slid down my cheek—I did
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Chapter Six
Morning came too early. I woke slowly, the way one does after a long night of running from things both real and imagined. For a moment, I didn’t remember where I was. The furs beneath me were too soft, the air too warm, and the scent—pine, smoke, something dark and earthy—wrapped around my senses like a second skin. Then memory slammed into me. The forest. The water. His hands pulling me out of the cold. Kael’s room. My eyes snapped open. He wasn’t beside the bed. The space where he had sat last night—rigid and silent like a guard posted at my bedside—was empty. But the chair was still pulled close, the blanket he must’ve draped around me still tucked under my chin. Someone had placed a small towel by the pillow and a clay cup of water beside me. None of that felt like Kael. And yet… I somehow knew it had been. I pushed up slowly, testing my knee out of habit more than necessity. No pain. No sting. Not even a twinge. The bandage he’d unwrapped last night lay folded on the t
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Chapter 7
EIRA VALEThe knock on my door came just as I was pulling my hair into a braid.Three short taps. Controlled. Predictable.Kael.I closed my eyes for a moment, steadying myself. I’d spent the last two days avoiding him—throwing myself into my lab space, the small infirmary the pack had given me, anything that kept my mind off the memory of his body caging mine in warmth, the heat of his breath ghosting over the skin of my hand, the way he’d almost kissed me before stopping like it physically hurt him.Avoiding him didn’t work. He was everywhere. In conversations. In the halls. In the woods, tracking me without pretending otherwise. Even in my sleep.I opened the door.Kael stood there wearing a dark shirt rolled up at the sleeves, collar open slightly, hair brushed back but still annoyingly damp like he’d run a hand through it a hundred times. His eyes swept over me quickly—checking, assessing. His gaze always felt like a touch.“You’re late,” I said, crossing my arms.His brow lifted
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Chapter 8
EIRA VALEThe courtyard was buzzing.Lanterns swung from posts, flickering like tiny stars, casting uneven light across the gathered pack members and visiting clans. Music floated from the far end of the yard, the drums soft but insistent. Laughter, chatter, footsteps — all blending into a hum that made my nerves crawl.I hated gatherings.Especially gatherings where other men noticed me.And they did.The moment I stepped onto the cobblestone path, I felt the gaze. A sharp, assessing, almost predatory gaze that made my skin itch and my heart trip.I ignored it.Until Kael stepped beside me.“Eira.” His voice low, a growl under the surface. Close enough that the heat of him brushed my arm. “Stay near me.”“I can take care of myself,” I shot back, trying to keep my tone light.“You’re surrounded by strangers,” he said, eyes scanning the crowd. “Some of whom don’t know what’s mine… and I won’t watch them take it.”I huffed, pretending not to shiver at the way his words sounded more lik
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Chapter 9
CHAPTER NINE EIRA VALE The morning sun cut through the slats of my window like it had a vendetta. I groaned, curling deeper into the blankets, trying to erase the memory of last night. Not the kiss itself—I couldn’t—but the way Kael had pressed me against the wall, the way his body had burned against mine, the hunger in his eyes that made my own pulse stutter. I sat up, gripping the edge of the bed. God, I hated him. And yet I didn’t. By the time I had dressed and made my way to the small lab space the pack had given me, Kael was already in motion. He moved through the corridors like a storm contained in a perfect body—muscles flexing under his shirt, eyes sharp, everything about him deliberate. We passed each other in the hallway without a word, but when his shoulder brushed mine, the spark was enough to make me stumble. I clenched my fists to keep from reaching for him. He smirked faintly, catching my faltering step, but didn’t stop. That smirk. That cursed smirk. I was
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chapter 10
EIRA Eira woke before dawn with her heart thudding too fast. At first she thought it was Kael — the memory of the last few days flashing behind her eyelids: the stolen kisses, the way he always found her, the heat in his voice when he murmured her name under his breath like a curse he was trying not to speak too loud. But then the ache came. A slow, crawling burn under her skin. It's not pain, exactly. Just… wrong. She pushed herself up on her elbows, breathing slowly. Her room felt colder than usual, though sweat gathered at her collarbone, sliding down her spine. Not again, she thought. She’d felt something like this two nights ago — a sharp pulse in her veins after testing water samples near the western river. But it had faded. She’d told herself she was tired. This time, it lingered. Eira stood, legs unsteady. The floor tilted. She caught herself against the wall, chest tight. Her fingers trembled. Just a little. Barely noticeable. But she noticed.
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