Mag-log in“You're my mate," Kyle whispered, his eyes flashing gold in the dim light. I stumbled backward. "That's impossible. We're about to be family." "I know. But the bond doesn't care about that." He's supposed to be her future stepbrother. In four weeks, their parents are moving in together, and Kyle will be family. Off-limits. Forbidden. The bond between them is instant. It's the kind of love that can't be ignored, can't be denied. When Kyle looks at her, Ella feels it in her bones, this is forever. This is fate. Except fate has never been crueler. How can they be together when being together means destroying their family? When every stolen glance across the dinner table is a secret they have to keep? When loving each other means breaking their parents' hearts? She has two mates. A Triad Bond. So rare, most wolves think it's just a myth. But it's real, and it's hers, and now Ella has an impossible choice to make. Kyle is her first bond, her strongest connection. Losing him could break them both. But loving him means hiding, lying, living in the shadows of their own family. Jason offers her something different. With him, there are no secrets. No forbidden touches. No family dinners where she has to pretend her heart doesn't belong to the boy sitting across from her. Jason can give her everything Kyle can't, a normal life, a real future, a love she doesn't have to hide. But choosing one mate means hurting the other. And the full moon is coming and time is running out. And Ella is about to learn that when you're bonded to two Alphas, love isn't about choosing the right person.
view moreElla.Luna Counsel had grown beyond anything I'd imagined. What started as a small support organization was now a nationwide network helping thousands of people navigate the complexities of human-werewolf relationships.We had counselors in every major city, support groups meeting weekly, and resources available online for anyone who needed them.My inbox was already full of messages. A new counselor in Seattle asking for guidance on a difficult case. A couple in Chicago requesting information about bonding ceremonies. A journalist wanting to interview me about integration progress. A mother worried about her daughter who'd just bonded with a werewolf.I answered them all, drawing on fifteen years of experience navigating this complicated world. Each message represented a person, a family, a story unfolding in real time. I took that responsibility seriously.My role as Director of Integration and Mental Health under the International Werewolf Coalition had expanded even further. I tra
Ella.Fifteen years ago, I woke up in my father's house terrified of the future.This morning, I woke beside my husband and realized the future had arrived faster than either of us expected.Kyle was already awake, staring at the ceiling with that distant look he got when something was bothering him."What's wrong?" I asked, immediately alert.He turned to look at me, his expression softening. "Nothing's wrong. I was just thinking.""About what?""About how far we've come. Fifteen years, Ella. Fifteen years since the bond formed and turned our entire world upside down."I propped myself up on my elbow, studying his face. "Are you having regrets?""God, no. The opposite, actually. I'm amazed we made it here. That we survived everything thrown at us and came out stronger."I knew what he meant. The bond complications that nearly killed him. The integration challenges. The political battles. The triad bond with Jason that had caused so much chaos when it first appeared. Every obstacle th
Kyle.Then everyone stood as one, applause thundering through the space. The ovation went on for several minutes, people cheering and clapping until their hands hurt.I was crying. Ella was crying. My father was crying. Even Jason looked suspiciously emotional.Kael tugged on my sleeve. "Why everyone clapping?""Because your sister is amazing."The rest of the ceremony passed in a blur. Diplomas were distributed, more speeches were given, and finally the new graduates threw their caps in the air in the traditional celebration.We met Maya outside afterward, where she was immediately swarmed by well-wishers. Pack leaders wanted to shake her hand, fellow graduates wanted pictures, Academy instructors wanted to congratulate her one final time.When she finally made it to us, Kael launched himself at her with a shriek of "MAYA!"She caught him easily, spinning him around. "Hey, little brother!"I pulled her into a tight hug, diploma and all. "I'm so proud of you. That speech was incredibl
Kyle.The day my daughter graduated from the Werewolf Leadership Academy started with me standing in front of the mirror, adjusting my tie for the fifth time."You're nervous," Ella observed from the doorway, already dressed in an elegant navy dress that made her look absolutely stunning."I'm not nervous.""You've been messing with that tie for ten minutes."I dropped my hands. "Fine. Maybe a little nervous.""She's going to be amazing. You know that.""I do know that. But watching your fifteen-year-old daughter give a speech in front of half the werewolf leadership in the country is still terrifying."Ella crossed the room and fixed my tie properly, her touch gentle and reassuring. Through our bond, I felt her own mixture of pride and nervousness."We raised an incredible young woman," she said softly. "Today we get to watch the world recognize what we've always known.""Dada! Mama! Kael ready!"Our three-year-old burst into the room wearing his little suit, looking impossibly adora
Ella.The woods swallowed us whole.One moment we were at the tree line behind my house, the next we were deep in shadow and silence. Kyle moved like he could see in the dark, his hand steady in mine as he guided me over roots and around low branches."How much farther?" I whispered."Not far. Mayb
Ella.Dad came over immediately. "How did it go?""Fine.""You two were holding hands the whole time.""We're mates, Dad. That's kind of the point.""I still don't like this.""I know. But you're letting it happen anyway. That counts for something."Dad sighed and sat down across from me. He picked
Ella."They will," Kyle said."The Triad Bond makes you powerful. More powerful than most wolves. And once they see us together, see how the bond affects pack stability, they'll understand." I wasn't convinced but I nodded anyway. "What time?""Tomorrow evening. Six thirty. Wear something nice. No
Kyle.The wolfsbane was wearing off.I could feel it in my bones, in the way my wolf clawed at the edges of my consciousness. Three days of that poison in my system to keep me calm enough for this meeting. Three days of feeling half-dead so Thomas Morrison wouldn't see me as the threat I actually w












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