LOGINAnother laugh. This one aimed at himself."Then one day I was driving through Riverbound territory. I felt charitable. Decided to stop at this pack's orphanage. They were struggling—packs falling apart, members leaving, kids abandoned." He shifted in his chair. "I wanted to help. Write a check, feel
LeviLast NightThe house felt too big.I sat on the front steps, staring at nothing. The gravel driveway stretched out into darkness. Security lights clicked on and off as moths tested their sensors. Somewhere in the distance, actual wolves howled. Not our kind. Real ones.Nine hours. That's what C
I chuckled. Forced it light. "You're not towering."He studied me. "Yes, I am." Then, quieter: "But you'll always be an Alpha. No matter the condition."That hit deeper than I wanted it to. But I kept my face neutral.Cole glanced at the door, then back to me. Started to speak, stopped, looked at So
RobinIn all these years, I hadn't stepped foot in Moon Pack. Not once.Sure, I'd sent men to maintain the alliance. Levi went in my place sometimes. Easy to blame it on my health—wheelchair-bound Alpha doesn't travel well. Good excuse. Damn good one, actually.But the real reason I avoided this pla
Ava"I don't understand. What do you mean?""Selene locked me here instead of letting my soul move on. Years ago, when I died should've been the end for me. Finished. Or whatever happens after, I should've gone there." She spread her arms, indicating the white void. "Instead, I got this."She stood,
Ava"SELENE!"I was still screaming when something grabbed my collar and yanked backward.The world flipped. Dark to light, standing to falling. I hit ground flat on my back, impact knocking every bit of air from my lungs.Sweat drenched me. Cold, clammy, stinking of adrenaline and fear. My shirt st







