LOGINCassandra has her whole life mapped out. From finishing college, she knows she'll marry her long time boyfriend, Theo. She couldn't be happier in life. Everything goes sideways when she catches him cheating with her childhood best friend and he doesn't even have the decency to be remorseful. Her well laid out plans and life comes crashing down. Alpha Sebastian is a man used to getting his way and leading. A curse looms over his head and a prophecy surfaces, one which implies only his mate can stop the utter destruction of the werewolf species. Sebastian is taken aback when he bumps into a weak human which his wolf instantly claims is his mate. Will Sebastian succumb and claim the human as his mate and would she be able to help him safe his species? Or will Cassandra reject the bond and the weight of the responsibilities that come with it?
View MoreCassandra's POV"You are doing it again," I said, not looking up from the map on the desk because I had learned that looking up gave him too much to work with."Doing what," Sebastian said, from directly behind me, close enough that I could feel the heat of him along my back without him touching me, which was somehow worse than being touched."Standing that close without actually doing anything about it," I said. "It is deliberate and it is effective and I need you to either step back or commit to something because I cannot read this map properly with you breathing on my neck."A pause. Then his hands came down on the desk on either side of mine, caging me against it without touching me, and he leaned in until his mouth was at my ear. "Commit to something," he said, low and unhurried, the Alpha in his voice sitting underneath the words like something that lived there permanently. "Is that what you want?"My pen stopped moving. "I want to read the map," I said."No you do not," he said
Sebastian's POV"She is in the training yard," River said, from the doorway of my study where he had appeared without knocking, which was his established pattern and which I had stopped commenting on years ago."I know," I said. "I can feel it through the bond.""She has been out there with Cael for two hours," he said."I know that too," I said.River came fully into the room and stood across the desk from me with the expression he used when he had something to say that was not strictly his business and he was going to say it anyway. "She is pushing the ability further than she has before," he said. "I watched for a few minutes. Cael is running her through something new, combinations I do not have a reference point for.""She told me last night," I said. "Her mother shared something about the original form's development and Cael adapted the training." I set down the border report I had been reading. "She is not in danger.""I know," River said. "That is not what I am saying."I looke
Cassandra's POV"You are smiling," my mother said, appearing in the doorway of the library where I had been reading for the past hour with a cup of tea and the specific quiet satisfaction of someone whose morning had gone better than expected."I smile," I said."Not like that," she said. She came in and sat across from me and looked at me with her eyes that were shaped like mine and an expression that was both maternal and deeply amused. "What happened?""Nothing specific," I said."Cassandra," she said.I put the book down. "Sebastian and I are doing well," I said. "Specifically and consistently well. That is what you are reading."She looked at me for a moment. "You love him," she said."I have told him so," I said. "Plainly.""And?" she said."He said he loves me and intends to spend considerable time showing rather than telling," I said. "He has been following through on that with some thoroughness." I picked the book back up. "That is all you are getting."She made the sound tha
Sebastian's POV"She is already gone," River said, appearing in the study doorway before I had finished standing up from the desk where Cassandra had just finished telling me everything she had pieced together from the messages. "Her rooms are clear. She left sometime in the night."I looked at him. "How did she leave without being seen?""The private entrance at the south boundary," he said. "The same one Sera used when she arrived." He paused. "She has clearly had knowledge of this house's structure for some time."Of course she had. Fifty years of network. Decades of contacts and access and the specific knowledge of a woman who made it her business to know everything about every significant pack structure in the eastern territories. I looked at Cassandra across the desk and she was already composing her expression into something focused, which was what she did when she moved from understanding something to acting on it."She is not running," Cassandra said. "She left before she cou






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