FAZER LOGINValeria’s POVWe ran for what seemed like ages, branches cracking under our feet and tugging at our clothes. Eventually, the cries of the Shifters got further and further away, until they were gone entirely.I slowed my run to a walk, Priscilla stumbling behind me.“We’re almost to the borders,” I t
Valeria’s POVKillian and I ran across the field. We tried to pay special attention to anything out of the ordinary, like broken branches or distinctive footprints, but it was dark out.I asked Killian if he was able to pick up Priscilla’s scent, but he reluctantly shook his head.“It could be here,
Priscilla’s POVThe woods were dark, dangerous. Priscilla kept herself within the trees; there was no point in crossing the clearing to the edge of their borders. One of the night patrols would surely see her.It was dark, nearly pitch-black, but Priscilla had worked on honing her senses over the ye
Valeria’s POVKillian wasn’t in his tent, nor was he in the strategy tent. I checked several other places before finding him in the armory, where he was polishing his sword absentmindedly, a scowl on his face.“Hey,” I called, entering the armory. “Is now a bad time?”Killian shook himself out of wh
Valeria’s POVWhen I returned to my squad’s tent, I could see light and hear laughter coming from within. When I entered, I saw my team all sitting around on their cots, listening to Christian telling a story.“She defeated all of them!” he was saying. “Every single one. No one dared to mess with he
Priscilla sighed. “I wish that I was a warrior.”Sasha scoffed. She split her hair into several sections, weaving it into a messy braid. “Be grateful you aren’t. It’s not a very glamorous occupation.”“Still,” Priscilla said, “If I was a warrior, maybe Killian would trust me more. Then he wouldn’t h
Sasha was sitting in Harrison's lap.That was the first thing I saw when I pushed through the door. Her arms looped around his neck, her body curved against his chest. Both of them looked up at once. Sasha looked annoyed. Harrison's went cold."What do you think you're doing?" he asked."I agree." M
A laugh cut through the silence. Not from Riley.Harrison's Beta leaned against the doorframe, arms folded, shaking his head. "Riley, you've been away too long. Vera's got you fooled." He smiled, all teeth. "She's a rogue. You really think she could manage Pack finances? Harrison and the Pack have a
The feast was still going when I got home.I could hear it through the walls. Music, laughter, the low rumble of warriors toasting their Alpha. Their victory.I sat on the edge of the bed in the dark. Still in my blue cotton dress. I didn't bother to change.This morning I'd been Harrison's wife. Hi
I could get pregnant.The doctor said it that morning, and I gripped the edge of the examination table so hard my knuckles went white. One year. One whole year of blood tests and specialists and watching every other woman in the Pack announce her pregnancy while I smiled and said nothing.Now my bod







