LOGINLana wants to disappear from the world after scandalous rumours were spread about her by her best friend and ex-boyfriend who had been cheating on her. When she stumbled on a website offering a job as a live-in tutor somewhere far away. Lana grabs that chance to disappear. Everything seems nice and calm on the surface until the bloody ink of her pen touches the contract, and she finds herself thrust into another world she never knew existed— Werewolf and Monsters. Alpha Ronan is not only ruthless but extremely cautious when it comes to protecting his pack. After a chance meeting with Lana, he finds out that she is his destined mate. He brings her over to his house under the guise of tutoring his daughter, knowing fully well that she wouldn't be able to leave the pack. He doesn't care about the matebond because she is human and presumably weak, but he wouldn't let her go as well because she still belongs to him. Not until he realizes that his two brothers are also in love with her, and they are more than willing to claim her as his. Now, he has to contend with his personal feelings and traditions because he wouldn't let anyone close to her. She belongs to him!
View MoreTo Every Single Soul Who Read This Story…I don't even know where to begin.When I first sat down and typed the opening lines of Wanted by the Alpha and His Brothers, I had no idea what this journey would look like. I had a story in my heart — one filled with tension, desire, danger, and a woman caught in the middle of forces bigger than herself — and I chose to share it with the world. With you. And now, here we are, at the end of it all, and I am so overwhelmed with gratitude that I genuinely needed a moment just to collect myself before writing this.Thank you.Those two words don't feel like enough. They never do when you mean them this deeply. But I want you to know that every single time you clicked to the next chapter, every time you stayed up past midnight because you had to know what happened next, every time you smiled, gasped, rolled your eyes at the drama, clutched your chest, or screamed at your screen — there was always a ghost smile on my lips. This story wasn't always
Lana's POV Three Years Later Nobody warned me that the hardest part of surviving a supernatural war would be the pack council meetings. I am sitting in the third row of Red Creek's great hall, which Bastien has converted from a place of dramatic confrontations and emotional reckoning into a place of administrative business, which is somehow both less terrifying and more exhausting than everything that came before. He is at the head of the table with the expression of a man who went from rogue brother to Alpha of one of the most significant packs in the supernatural world and still cannot fully believe that this is his life now. Neither can I, honestly, and I have a front row seat. "The border revision proposal from the Night Fang delegation," Bastien says, consulting his papers with the focused attention of someone who has discovered, to his own great surprise, that he actually enjoys the logistics of governance, "requires a response by the new moon. Thoughts?" Idris, seated to
Lana's POV The meadow stretches before us like the world kept its promise. Wildflowers in purple and gold, scattered through the grass in patterns that belong to no one's design but their own. A stream finding its way over smooth stones with the particular cheerful persistence of water that has never been told it cannot go somewhere. Beyond it, the forest rising ancient and green, its canopy so dense in the high summer that the light comes through in pieces, shifting and dappled and golden. We found this place two years ago, in the weeks after everything ended, when Ronan and I were quietly deciding what we wanted the rest of our lives to look like. We had been walking, just walking, letting the land show us itself without agenda, when the meadow opened before us and we both stopped at the same moment and looked at each other. Yes, we said, without words. This. The house at the meadow's edge was built over six months, Ronan doing more of the actual work than he needed to, which
Ronan's POV The days after the war have their own texture. Not the urgent, running texture of crisis. Something slower. The texture of people moving through the work that comes after, which is less dramatic than fighting and requires more of a different kind of strength. Wounds healed in the healer's wing and wounds less visible healing more slowly everywhere else. Prisoners tried with the careful formality of a process that needed to be seen to be just, not only to be just. The dead mourned in the full ceremony that the days of fighting had not allowed. Finn's burial was quiet. I chose that deliberately. Not to diminish him, but to give the small number of people who genuinely grieved him the space to do it without performance. My mother cried. I held her and let her cry and did not explain the complicated feelings happening in me simultaneously, because they did not require explanation. They only required to be felt, which I did. Jessica remains in her cell. She has stopped spe
Lana's POVA phantom current still hummed in my bones. It wasn’t the violent, white-hot surge from the night, but a low-grade tremor, like the aftershock of an earthquake deep in my marrow. My hands, wrapped around a porcelain coffee cup at the Thornwood breakfast table, betrayed a faint, inconsist
Lana's POV Sleep was a shallow, fitful thing, a lake I skated across, thin ice cracking beneath every dream. I jerked awake at the sound not of a knock, but of a fist pounding against my door rapid, urgent, and utterly without courtesy. “Ms. Hubbard! By order of Alpha Blackthorn, you are to come
Ronan's POV The quiet of my study was a fragile thing, shattered by the sound of the front doors below being thrown open with a force that rattled the old beams. The cacophony that followed wasn't the orderly noise of my pack was the sound of chaos being met and contained: sharp barks of command,
Lana's POV The word hung in the park’s twilight air, absurd and terrifying. Wolves. Kaelia and I stared at Maison, our carefully constructed world of half-truths and coded conversations shattering around us. He stood there holding two coffee cups, his expression not one of confusion, but of patie






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