Lycan MxM Web Novels & Stories

Jamie Vale has loved his best friend for six years. He has never confessed. Because Ethan Hale is straight. Or at least, that's what Jamie has always believed. So when Ethan announces his engagement to Alpha Ryan Blackwood—the most powerful and untouchable Alpha at their university—Jamie forces himself to smile. He'll congratulate them. He'll survive the engagement party. And then he'll finally walk away. Except the moment Ryan enters the room, Jamie's entire world changes. His wolf wakes. His body burns. And one impossible word echoes inside his head. Mate. Ryan is his mate. The Alpha Jamie is supposed to hate. The Alpha who is already engaged to the man Jamie has secretly loved for years. Ryan feels the bond too. And suddenly the man who has never wanted anyone becomes obsessed with the Omega he cannot have. But there's something Jamie doesn't know. Ethan isn't straight. And he hasn't been oblivious to Jamie's feelings. He's been hiding his own. For six years. Now three hearts are trapped between love, loyalty and a bond none of them chose. Ryan refuses to lose his mate. Ethan refuses to lose Jamie. And Jamie refuses to destroy the friendship that saved his life. Can they survive this connection that threatens to upend everything they’ve ever known and believed in?

Aiden has spent eighteen years believing he is human. That lie ends the night Lycan King Cael drags him to the ice court and sinks his teeth into his throat. The bite should have killed him; instead, it forges a bond that burns hotter than any mate mark. With his sister Maya chained to the First Tree and only three nights to live, Aiden must survive a court that wants his blood. He will walk into the heart of the tree with the king who claims him to save her. But the tree does not see mates. It sees blood, and it remembers the night their mother ran with two babies instead of one.

Anselm Tarrow has spent twelve years drinking poison to stay alive. A male Omega in a kingdom that believes his kind is extinct, he hides what he is behind bitter tea and a lowered gaze. If anyone finds out, he’ll be killed or used. Then the pack Alpha who has made his life miserable names him as the sacrifice to end the Hollowing, the curse that has been killing the royal line for sixty years. Ansel’s tea runs out on the road north. His heat breaks in a blizzard. By the time he’s dragged before the Lycan King, there’s no hiding left. “Please. Just kill me. I’m a freak who could get pregnant. I’d stain your bloodline.” King Ulrich Daghan has buried two consorts and a child. He has stopped believing in hope. But when the scent of Ansel’s heat reaches him, a silver thread snaps tight between their chests, and the King says what nobody in the Cold Court expected: “He is not a sacrifice. He is mine.” Ulrich could take what the bond offers. Instead he guards the door all night and asks one quiet question: Why were you hiding? Because the only one who can break the curse is a Moonbearer willing to bear a Daghan heir, and the man who profits from the curse is already sharpening his knives. He expected death. He got a crown, a curse, and a mate who won’t let go.

All his life, Rowan believed he was a human and was always locked away in his study by his parents to protect him. But on the night before his eighteenth birthday, after reading about the legend of the Moonborn Omega, he had a dream that awakened him, plunging him into the treacherous world of the supernatural. In a bid to protect him, his parents sent him away to Theron, the lycan king, sparking a forbidden relationship between the power duo.

Five years of war, three peace summits. One rule that never changed. Ray Carter and Levi Morgan stay on opposite sides, until the night fate decides otherwise. Ray feels nothing, rules everything and answers to no one. He built his empire on control and his reputation on fear, and he has never once lost either. Then Levi walks into the room. His enemy, his rival. The heir of the pack that took everything from him, his mate. One bond, two men on opposite sides of a war neither of them started. Laws older than their bloodlines demand they reject each other, walk away, and pretend it never happened. But the bond doesn’t care about laws and neither, it turns out, does Ray. Someone already knows their secret and someone who has been waiting for exactly this moment. The question isn’t whether Ray and Levi can survive each other. It’s whether either of them will survive what’s coming and who exactly wants them to find out the hard way?