LOGINWhen Amara moves in with her powerful new stepbrothers and into a pack that sees her as nothing more than a burden, her quiet world shatters. Bullied, belittled, and branded as the omega without a wolf, she’s pushed to the edge alone and unwanted. But secrets have a way of surfacing. Her stepbrothers cold, dominant, and destined for greatness try to ignore the pull she stirs in them. They’re forbidden to want her. She's forbidden to want them. Yet the more they try to keep their distance, the harder it becomes to resist. As tensions ignite and desire burns beneath the surface, the line between hate and need begins to blur. Amara isn’t just some weak little omega… and the girl they once dismissed might be the one thing they can’t live without. Bound by blood. Tempted by fate. Will they survive the fire they’ve started—or be consumed by it?
View MoreThorne twisted around fully now, his eyes gleaming with that trademark mischief. “So, what’s the plan? Hide out at the cabin? Or confront the prick head-on? I vote confrontation—nothing like a good showdown to clear the air.” “Everything is a showdown for you,” Draven scoffed. Nova managed a weak laugh, wiping at her eyes. “Cabin sounds good for now. I need to process this. The bond… it’s like an itch I can’t scratch, pulling me toward him even as my brain screams run.” “Thanks for being here,” she murmured. “Always,” I replied. The night stretched ahead, full of uncertainties, but with this crew, we could face whatever came. The highway blurred by, leading us toward the guys’ family cabin—a secluded spot in the woods where pack drama felt worlds away. Inside the cabin we lit a fire, the crackle filling the room as we settled on worn couches. Nova curled up with a blanket, her phone silenced now. “What if Dad’s right? What if fighting it hurts the pack?” “Then we make sur
Nova’s voice echoed slightly in the confined space of the car, the speakerphone mode accidentally toggled on in her haste. She quickly switched it off, pressing the phone to her ear, but not before we all caught the gruff, authoritative tone on the other end. “Nova? Where the hell are you? I’ve been calling for the last ten minutes.” I exchanged a glance with Draven, who was crammed next to her in the back seat, his broad shoulders making the space feel even smaller. Thorne, up front with Ronan, smirked but kept his mouth shut for once, though I could see the mischief dancing in his eyes. Ronan focused on the road, the streetlights casting intermittent glows across his face as we cruised through the quiet outskirts of town. The shop Ronan worked at was part of Alpha Lucia’s empire—a sleek car dealership that dealt in everything from luxury sedans to rugged off-roaders. “Dad, I’m out with friends,” Nova replied, her tone aiming for casual but landing somewhere in strained t
“You guys came all the way here for me?” Ronan raised a brow. He was closing up the shop he worked in. Their father owned a chain of car dealerships and other businesses. “Yeah,” I said, stepping out of the car with a smile. “Detour turned into a rescue mission.” Nova waved from the back. “Hey, Ronan. Mind if I tag along? Drama alert.” Ronan locked the shop door, keys jingling. “Drama? With you lot? Shocking.” He said sarcastically but playfully. Thorne leaned against the hood. “Nova’s got mate issues. Michael—the dick from that party.” Draven nodded. “The one who tried to mess with Amara.” Ronan’s eyes darkened. “That fucker? What’s the play?” Nova sighed. “He’s my mate. Bond hit last night. Freaking out.” “That’s unfortunate.” Ronan said as he got into the car. “Tell me about it.” Nova frowned. Her phone started ringing and her frown deepened. “Fuck, it’s my dad.” She whispered to me. “What does he want?” I asked. “Well, he just wants to talk about
Come to think of it, I hadn’t seen her all day. “Amara can I talk to you for a bit?” She asked and I nodded. “Draven, Thorne, I’ll catch up with you both. I’m gonna talk to Nova for a bit.” I said and they nodded. “Jace told me what happened.” She said and I nodded. “I feel like it’s all my fault because I invited you over there and that happened. I’m so sorry.” She frowned and I pulled her into a hug. “It’s not your fault. You thought they weren’t home. It’s not like you knew they were there.” I said and she sighed. “Knowing what he tried to do to you. I didn’t even know what to say to you. I felt like I let you down.” “You didn’t let me down Nova. It’s not your fault.” “That’s for forgiving me.” She smiled. “Oh come on, there’s nothing to forgive.” “Where were you all day though?” I asked. “I skipped most of my classes. I found out something awful Amara.” “What’s wrong?” I asked. I’ve never seen her look this scared. “Michael is my mate.” She admitte
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