LOGINTyra never wanted to fall in love with an Alpha's warrior, especially not in a pack where loving the wrong person could get you killed. Her secret earns her one night in a cell and a death sentence. She escapes with nothing but a name she doesn't trust and a wound that should have killed her. She wakes with no memory of who she was. Not her name. Not the man she loved. Not the reason a silver mark burns against her neck, or why someone wanted her erased instead of dead. Alpha Kanyon Kaiser has waited nine years for the mate the Moon Goddess never sent, until he finds a dying, wolfless woman in his forest and feels a bond he can't explain. He gives her a place among his pack, and one promise: she'll be safe. What he doesn't tell her is what she is to him. Somewhere beyond his borders, a man who calls himself her Master is hunting her. As memories of her former life begin to surface, Tyra must decide what to believe: the wolf who saved her without asking for anything in return, or the past that threatens to destroy everything she's begun to call home.
View More(Kanyon's POV)It had been five days since I found the woman."Mate. She's our mate," Jace corrected but I ignored him.She woke up two days ago and Doctor Tim had run the necessary tests and confirmed she had amnesia. She was still at the hospital, receiving treatment and being monitored. I only visited whenever she was asleep. Didn't want her to be afraid of me or overwhelm her."Or you're afraid of what she'll think of you," Jace scoffed. I didn't answer.Because I wasn't entirely sure he was wrong.The way she recoiled from my touch replayed in my head like a broken record.I didn't know what was more frustrating. The fact that she had amnesia and couldn't remember how she got that mark, or that the only person who could've given us a clue had taken his own life.I rubbed a hand down my face with a sigh.Even if the Moon Goddess had truly paired us together, how could a bond grow when she flinched away from my touch?I pushed myself off the bed and got ready to meet with Niko in
(Tyra's POV)I felt a pound in my head. It was like I'd been hit with a tree. The beeping sound of a machine only made me irritated. I tried to open my eyes but I quickly shut them back because of the bright light. I tried again after a few seconds.I groaned, sitting up. The sharp sting from my stomach made me wince. Different tubes were connected to my hand, delivering fluids. Medication, probably.My gaze dragged around the room, trying to make sense of where I was. A white curtain, a chair beside my bed, the room smelled like antiseptic. I shifted the gown I was wearing. I looked down at the stitches in my stomach.My eyebrows creased. How did I end up here?The door creaked open and a nurse walked in. She jerked a little, surprised to see me awake. She rushed to my side, checking my vitals. "How do you feel?""Like I was run over."The nurse snorted a laugh before updating my vitals. "You're really lucky. You would've been dead if our Alpha hadn't found you."I opened my mouth t
(Ronald's POV)The sun had barely risen by the time the troops set out.Search parties spread through every inch of the forest surrounding my territory. Warriors moved in pairs, tracking scents, examining footprints, and searching for blood. An injured, wolfless woman couldn't have gone far.She was out there.And I intended to find her before anyone else did.Cassius's group was ahead. We followed the direction she'd run, tracing a trail of broken branches."Master Ronald!" Cassius called as his group stopped. I walked up to them. "What did you find?""Blood, on the branches."I took a look. "Check around." I ordered. The troops examined the other branches on the path and there was truly a trail."That woman just made our job easier," Oliver chuckled a laugh."We'll find her, dead or alive."We followed the blood trail deeper into the forest. The stains grew farther apart, as though she'd been struggling to stay on her feet. Broken twigs and torn leaves marked her desperate path.Wit
(Ronald's POV)The door slammed shut behind me. I swept everything off my desk. Glass shattered across the floor, sharp shards slicing into my palm. I barely felt the sting. Another failed attempt to capture the Alpha of Springfield Pack. Their damn competent warriors.My warriors had already attacked them twice this week. They should've been exhausted. How were Springfield's warriors still so strong?Someone knocked and I let him in. Cassius, my second-in-command, lowered his head as he walked in. "Master Ronald, we lost a number of warriors—""I'm not stupid."Cassius shifted in his spot. "I think you should consider fewer attacks..."I grabbed him by the throat and slammed him against the wall. "Do you think I need you to tell me that?"Cassius clawed at my hand. I let go of him. "I'm sorry," he coughed an apology. I didn't spare him a glance. I walked out, heading to the dungeon. I stopped by the field. The training field was littered with injured warriors. I walked up to one. "












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