Mag-log inVeya's POV I didn't move. I didn't breathe louder than I had to. Still, Rook said, and for once we agreed on something without her having to convince me. The voices drifted closer and then, just as suddenly, began to fade, moving off at an angle that carried them past the shelter instead of towar
Veya's POV I didn't stop to think. Thinking took time I didn't have. Move, Rook said again, sharper this time, and my legs obeyed before my mind caught up. I ran without any sense of direction anymore, because direction had already betrayed me once today, and all that mattered now was putting dis
Veya's POV I didn't wait to see who it was. Whoever moved like that, steady and purposeful through brush that should have slowed anyone down, wasn't out here by accident, and I had learned a long time ago that the people who weren't here by accident were the ones who wanted something from me. I p
Chapter 1 Veya's POV The walls were screaming before I understood it was an alarm and not just another sound they'd invented to break me. Run, Rook said inside my head, and for once I didn't argue with her. I'd learned a long time ago that my wolf only spoke when it mattered and she never waste
Hey everyone, Welcome to Book 2 of Bred by the Biker Alpha Kings. If you're coming from Book 1, thank you for sticking with me through Sarah, Cain, Jax, and Ryder's story, and for loving it enough to want more. This one picks up years later and follows their sons, Elias and Owen, as they find thei
"I know," I said. "But I still feel guilty." "That's because you're a good person," Ryder said. "If you didn't feel guilty I'd be worried." Elias finished his bottle and I lifted him to burp him and he let out a massive burp that made us all laugh. "That's my boy," Cain said proudly. "He gets th
I felt anger flash through me. "What the hell Ryder? Why didn't you tell us about this?" "I didn't think it mattered," Ryder said defensively. "Lydia said she was sorry and that it just happened because of her emotions. It was a mistake." "It matters because Sarah is our mate," I said. "And now sh
"That's a serious accusation," Lydia said but she didn't deny it. "Do you have any proof?" "Not yet," I said. "But I will. And when I do the brothers will see you for what you really are." Lydia stood up and smoothed down her dress. "I think the stress is getting to you Sarah. You're starting to s
I could see that she was genuinely distressed and part of me felt guilty for being frustrated with her. She had been through something traumatic and it was natural that she would be struggling. But another part of me couldn't shake the feeling that the timing of this breakdown was too convenient. "
I stood there for a long time trying to figure out what I was supposed to do. I could feel the mate bond pulling at me and telling me that I belonged with the brothers but I also couldn't ignore the reality of the situation. Lydia fit in here in a way I never would and the brothers clearly cared abo







