Traveling down through the hidden entrance, who would have thought they would hide the entrance as an old crate on a shelf? There must be other entrances in and out of this place, but right now this was the one they used to enter the hidden recesses of the hunter’s ring. Between the guards outside the warehouse, the guards inside were just as thick in number. But nothing several blooded wolf shifters could take care of. As far as Ty knew, currently there were prisoners and no deaths. Death would come later once they were all sorted out by the Ruling Council. At this point, Ty didn’t truly care what happened to these people. He wanted this over for himself and his pack. Surprisingly, when the door closed behind them, flashlights weren’t needed. They set this place up for the lights to turn on when the door was closed. What a nice set up there, but before he could appreciate the set up or remind himself. What scum created the setup the noise from in fr

They kept alpha Higgins from speaking with the wolf his daughter, Amber, chose as her mate. He knew nothing about him, and that was only the first problem. He’d kept an eye on him throughout the mission. After all, Roger didn’t want the pup to die. It would never end with Amber if he truly was her fated mate. However, his fear was that she’d gone after the first pup who struck her fancy because she wanted to be just like her friends. Amber always followed them. What those she-wolves did, she did. Ty already spoke to him and explained the situation. The pup was blindsided, and Amber bordered on interfering with Ty’s pack dynamics. He couldn’t have that. That reflected badly on his relationship with Ty. Amber wasn’t a fool, even though she could be foolish. So, he took the time he needed to figure out how he should phrase what he had to say. He lost everything he wanted to say the moment he opened his mouth. As Amber steamrolled over Heath and pushed h

“I’ll be done in a minute.” Heather didn’t know which one banged on the bathroom door like that. Normally, the boys walked in directly without knocking. Usually, one or both shared the shower with her. The banging didn’t stop, so Heather threw open the door to find her father standing there. “Two mates? When were you going to tell me, you had two bloody mates, Heather?” He wasn’t taking this well. Well, she hadn’t expected him to. “When did you get back, Dad?” She looked behind him at another two faces that looked none too pleased with this. “How’s mom?” His eyes flared. “Don’t change the subject. You mated with both?” “Dad, that’s my business. Really, there are a lot of other things you need to think about then who I’m sleeping with or how many mates I have. I’m a grown she-wolf and I can look after myself. I have been for a long time. You were just too busy to see that. Now how is Mom? What brought you back here?” “Your mother wants to see y

Heather waited inside the healing center, waiting to gain permission to see her mother. She didn’t know what to expect. No one, not even her father, gave her any idea of what to expect when she met this stranger who’d given birth to her all those years ago. How did one talk to a stranger that you shared a body with for months long ago and should be the closest person in your life? Heather didn’t have a clue, and she felt like any minute now she’d turn around and walk away from all of this because it felt like too much to expect from her. Heather didn’t have a clue how her mother felt about all of this. But supposedly, she asked Heather to come. The journey there wasn’t under the best of circumstances since her father wouldn’t accept that Mikey and Jay were her mates. The cold shoulder could have maintained a freezer full of food for a year. But this is how her father always had been for as long as she knew him. He only ran one why, his way. Her father expec

Ty entered the packhouse, and before he could ask where Rose was. Everyone pointed him in the direction of his private apartments. When he finally reached the apartment, the delicious aroma of a hot meal hit his senses. The first sign his mate had plans for the evening for them. He’d have to put his plans on hold. They no longer had that urgent need to fix things so they could survive. There weren’t any pending disasters. Now they had only cleaned up and were working toward a better future for everyone. Today they started building the memorial. Ty worked in the town listening to the issues of the day. He and the people he’d hired to protect the town and region spent the day listening to the concerns. They worked out several action plans that, in the coming days, he’d have to enact. But the point here is he found the town’s respect for him grew because, unlike Russell and Jack. Ty didn’t use fear to keep the peace. He used friendship and goodwill to solve the issues of th