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Rejected Mate: Rise of the Lycan Princess

Rejected Mate: Rise of the Lycan Princess

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last updateLast Updated : 2026-07-18
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Language: English
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Adventurous

Girl Power

Werewolf

Alpha

Beta

Hybrid

Reject

Regret

Twist

Cora Snow has always been the outcast of the Lincoln Pack. At twenty, her wolf remains dormant, leaving her weak, overlooked, and an easy target for ridicule. She’s invisible, until the night her wolf finally awakens. That same night, Cain, the Alpha’s enigmatic son, returns to the pack, accompanied by Cora’s sister, the golden image of everything Cora is not. Fate strikes cruelly: Cain, her destined mate, rejects her before she can even speak. Humiliated and broken, Cora flees, disappearing into the shadows of the wilderness. And no one, neither her pack nor her own family bats an eye. To them, she has always been nothing. But Cora is far from nothing. What begins as a quiet spark of survival quickly ignites into a force no one could anticipate. The weak wolf they scorned is about to become the most powerful, feared, and untouchable creature the pack has ever known. And when destiny calls, the girl they laughed at will have the power to rewrite everything.....including Cain’s heart.

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Rachel
Rachel
Loving the book so far x
2026-07-02 13:43:13
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Rachel
Rachel
Loving the book so far
2026-06-14 06:39:21
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Debbie Herman
Debbie Herman
where's book two? im dying to read Hannah's story!
2026-06-03 10:20:48
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Lovely
Lovely
Why would she rewrite that man’s heart? Sincerely I wouldn’t, she needs to learn THE VALUE OF SELF VALUE!!!
2026-03-25 09:12:19
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AG Stylz
AG Stylz
A very interesting novel. I’m rating it 10/10
2026-01-18 21:01:47
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202 Chapters
Chapter 1
Cora's POV :I sat on the bench outside the beta's house and tried not to listen.Laughter spilled through the open windows, bright and careless, carrying with it the scrape of furniture being moved and the flutter of streamers being hung. Someone inside clapped their hands, calling out instructions, and my mother’s voice rose above the rest—warm, proud, busy. The house was alive with anticipation.They were coming home tonight.My sister and Cain.The Alpha’s son.Everyone in Lincoln Pack was celebrating, and I was exactly where I always seemed to be during moments like this—outside, watching from the edge.The bench beneath me was cold, even through my jeans. I picked at a loose thread near my knee and stared out at the treeline beyond the yard, where the forest waited in quiet contrast to the noise behind me. The woods never judged. They never whispered. They never laughed when they thought I couldn’t hear.I was the younger daughter of the Beta of Lincoln Pack, and at twenty years
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Chapter 2
Cora's POV:The forest releases me reluctantly.My paws slow near the edge of the pack lands, breath coming hard and satisfied, chest still humming with the echo of my run. The night clings to me, reluctant to let go, and for a moment I just stand there—ears twitching, heart steady and strong—memorizing the way freedom feels in this body.Soon, my wolf murmurs, content and warm.The shift back hurts more than the first time did.My bones protest as they draw inward, muscles burning as fur melts away into skin. I bite down on the sound clawing up my throat and brace my hands against the side of the pack house until the world steadies. When it’s over, I’m shaking, bare feet planted against cool stone, lungs dragging in air like I’ve forgotten how to breathe any other way.I slip inside through the back entrance, careful, quiet. The house smells different now—richer, layered with dozens of familiar pack scents, but beneath them all is something new. Something electric. The welcome-back
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Chapter 3
Cora's POV:I didn’t move for hours.The sobs shook me until my chest ached, tears soaking the pillow beneath my face. My room was too quiet, too small, too suffocating. The moonlight streamed through the window, pale and cold, casting long shadows across my walls, but I barely saw it. All I could feel was him—Cain—and the way he’d turned away, leaving the bond to scream through me in agony.A knock at the door made me flinch.“Seriously?” Aurora’s voice snapped before I could answer. She pushed the door open and leaned against the frame, arms crossed, eyes sharp. “You’re still crying?”I swallowed hard, voice barely a whisper. “I… I can’t help it.”She rolled her eyes. “Cry all you want. Doesn’t change anything. Cain’s not yours, and he never will be. So maybe get over it.”I blinked at her, stunned. “That’s it?”“That’s it.” She shrugged, casual and cruel. “I mean… come on. He’s my boyfriend. He belongs with me. You? You’re just… dramatic.” She smirked and left the room, the door cl
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Chapter 4
Cora's POV:I ran.My lungs burned, legs screaming, but I couldn’t stop—not when five rogue wolves were snapping at my heels. My wolf surged beneath my skin, claws pressing into the earth, senses sharp, instincts screaming. I darted between trees, weaving through trunks, leaping over roots and rocks, trying to use the forest to my advantage.One of them lunged, teeth grazing my arm. Pain lanced through me, sharp and immediate, and I stumbled—but then I felt it: the healing. My skin tingled, warmth spreading over the cut, stitching itself closed before my eyes.I stumbled back, startled. “What…?” I whispered, heart still hammering. My wolf growled, curious, reveling in the new strength. I flexed my hands and flexed my legs. Everything hurt less. Everything moved faster. I could do this. I could survive.The rogues snarled behind me, frustrated, circling, trying to cut me off. I knew the forest better than they did—or at least my wolf instincts did. I ducked low behind a fallen tree, ho
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Chapter 5
Cain's POV:The sun had barely risen, but the Alpha’s mansion was already alive with movement. Guards patrolled the halls in precise rhythm, servants carried trays of breakfast down the marble corridors, and distant laughter and conversation drifted from the common rooms above. I walked through it all, but it felt unreal, disconnected, like I was moving through someone else’s life.My father appeared before me suddenly, silent as a shadow, and I froze. The way he looked at me—the set of his jaw, the sharpness in his eyes—made my stomach turn.“Cain,” he said, low and commanding, “your mother and I have received news…”I sensed the weight behind his tone instantly. The air seemed to tighten, pressing against my chest.“Cora has left the pack,” my father said flatly. His words hit me harder than I expected.I staggered back. “What?”“She left last night,” he repeated, tone final, unwavering. “While everyone slept. No warning. No note. No one knows where she went.”The bond screamed in m
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Chapter 6
Cora's POV: Morning comes quietly in the forest. No bells. No voices. No pack calling me home. I wake curled against the base of a massive oak, leaves pressed into my cheek, the earth cold beneath my spine. For one terrifying second, I forget where I am—then the ache in my chest reminds me. The bond. The absence. The hollow space where a future should have been. I sit up slowly, listening. The forest breathes around me. Birds chatter high above, insects hum softly, and somewhere in the distance something large moves through the underbrush. Not threatening. Just alive. I am alone. The realization should break me. Instead… it steadies me. I reach into my bag and pull out what little I have left—dry, stale bread and my nearly empty water bottle. I eat the remaining bread slowly, forcing myself to chew every bite, then twist the cap open and drink the rest of the water. When it’s empty, I screw the lid back on and tuck it away, the finality of it settling deep in my chest. No
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Chapter 7
Cain's POV: The pain hits me like a blade to the chest. I’m awake instantly, gasping, my hand clawing at my sternum as if I can tear the sensation out of my body. My heart is racing, pounding so hard it drowns out every other sound. The room is dark, quiet,but inside me, something is screaming. Cora. The bond flares violently, white-hot and suffocating. Fear slams into me next, raw and primal, so intense it leaves me shaking. For a split second, I can’t breathe. I can feel it—her pain, her panic, the overwhelming sense of danger pressing in from all sides. She’s hurt. Badly. My wolf surges forward, snarling, desperate, slamming against my control. Find her. Now. I swing my legs off the bed, already moving, already halfway to the door before the rational part of my mind can catch up. Every instinct I have is screaming the same thing—she’s dying, go to her, protect her. I wrench the door open— And nearly collide with my father. He stands there like he was expecting this, ar
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Chapter 8
Cora's POV I wake slowly. The forest is quiet, the kind of quiet that feels earned rather than empty. For a long moment, I stay still, afraid that if I move, everything will come crashing back at once. Pain is there—but muted. I sit up with a hiss, muscles trembling under the effort. My body feels sealed, whole. The wounds from last night are gone, skin smooth where claws and teeth had torn me open. But the strength hasn’t come back with it. I feel hollowed out, weak, like I’m moving through water. Healing takes something out of you. I can feel it now. I make my way to the river slowly, leaning against trees when my legs threaten to give out. I kneel at the edge and wash the dried blood from my skin, watching the water turn red before it’s carried away. My reflection stares back at me—pale, exhausted, eyes too sharp, too wary. I eat what’s left of the deer meat from yesterday, forcing myself to swallow even though my stomach twists. I need the strength. I don’t have a choice.
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Chapter 9
Eric's POV Morning patrols are supposed to be routine. That’s what I tell myself as Anton and I move along the eastern border, the early sun filtering through the trees in pale gold streaks. But routine doesn’t mean safe—not anymore. Rogues have been getting bolder, pushing closer to pack land, testing boundaries they shouldn’t even be near. Anton keeps pace beside me, silent and alert, his presence steady through the bond. He’s been my beta for years—chosen not just for his strength, but for his judgment. Where I am sharp edges and command, Anton is calm and observant. The kind of wolf others trust instinctively. “Something’s off,” he mutters. I feel it too. The scent hits us next—blood, fear, and the unmistakable stench of rogues. Beneath it all is something else. A she-wolf. Terrified. Weak. Still fighting. “Move,” I order. We break into a run. Branches snap beneath our feet as we tear through the forest, the sounds reaching us before the clearing comes into view—low laug
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Chapter 10
Cora's POV I wake slowly. The first thing I notice is the light. Gentle, golden, spilling through the windows of the room. My body feels heavy, still aching from the fight, but the worst of the pain has dulled. My muscles tremble as I shift slightly, testing each limb. Then I notice her. Sitting in the chair next to the bed, smiling softly at me. She has red hair that catches the sunlight in fiery streaks, green eyes that are almost too bright, too warm for someone so young. My body tenses instantly. I don’t know her. I don’t trust anyone. But her smile—it isn’t threatening. It’s gentle, almost shy. “Hey,” she says softly, voice melodic and soothing. “You’re awake. That’s… really good.” I stare at her, unsure if I should speak. My throat feels raw, my lips dry. “I’m Hannah,” she says, as if sensing my hesitation. “Hannah Williams. I… I’m Eric’s younger sister.” I blink, taking in her features. There’s a striking resemblance, the same sharp green eyes, the same fiery red
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