Werewolf Web Novels & Beast Weak to Strong Stories

The day Princess Flora of North England is mated to the Alpha king of Scots is the day she died at the hands of her stepmother and stepsister. But she is reborn the day before, and now, she knows exactly what they are planning and how to evade death again.

Riley’s life shatters the moment she meets her mate. Instead of accepting her, he rejects her at first sight and, in the same breath, proposes to her stepsister. For Riley, the pain cuts deeper because this is not the first thing she has lost to her sister. All her life, Riley has sacrificed her happiness, her opportunities, and everything precious just to keep the peace in her family. But she never imagined she would be asked to give up her mate too. When her stepsister finally offers to give something back, it comes at a terrible price. Riley is asked to take her place in an ancient ritual that has thrown every young maiden in the city into fear, a single night with the Beast. The Beast is a five-hundred-year-old monster who only emerges in the dead of night. Cursed and bound by dark magic, he is slowly dying and can only be saved by the blood of a breeder. The problem is simple and terrifying: breeders were believed to have gone extinct many years ago. With no way to escape her fate, Riley is sent to the Beast, how do she escape when the beast is obsessed with her?

Everyone in Cerys’s post-apocalyptic underground pack knows her as the weakest wolf in the silo. She is dependable in hydroponics, loved by her community—and every Wolf Night she returns torn apart, barely alive, with no memory of what happened outside. When Rhys, her childhood love, is chosen as Alpha, Cerys believes the future they planned together is finally within reach. Instead, he ends their relationship. He cannot keep waiting for the night she never comes home, and he cannot ignore what the pack will think of an Alpha tied to its weakest wolf. After the next Wolf Night leaves Cerys nearly dead, Elis, the healer who has known her injuries for years, becomes an unexpected source of trust, attraction, and a life that might not revolve around Rhys. Then Cerys is declared unfit to shift. She stays inside for the first Wolf Night of her adult life. By dawn, the pack returns devastated by a coordinated attack from the Lost. It is supposed to be their first assault. But the timing makes no sense. As Rhys begins to face what his choice cost him and Elis becomes a real romantic possibility, Cerys is pulled into a growing conflict with Idris, the Lost war leader, whose strange familiarity with her raises a terrifying question: What if everyone—including Cerys herself—has been wrong about the kind of wolf she really is?