Romans Goodgirl Werewolf & Histoires Reject

I spent five years believing I understood what a mate bond was supposed to feel like. I was wrong about almost everything else that mattered too. The night our son was poisoned, I called Alpha Aiden several times. He didn't answer because he was in our bed with my best friend, claiming her as his true mate — not an affair he'd stumbled into, but a bond he insisted the Goddess herself had corrected him toward. By midnight, I had been struck, accused, rejected, and left with nothing but divorce papers and a pregnancy the healers once told me was impossible. By the end of that same night, I had also lost my son. I thought that was the worst of it. I was wrong about that too. Someone paid rogues to make sure I didn't survive long enough to carry this pregnancy to term, and I nearly didn't. I woke up in the territory of a Supreme Alpha I'd never met, kept alive by people who owed me nothing, trying to understand why a stranger's kindness felt more disorienting than the cruelty I'd just escaped. I don't know yet what I'm going to do with what's left of me. I know I'm not interested in simply surviving this. I know that somewhere underneath the grief, I am already calculating — carefully, patiently — what it will cost the people who did this to finally understand what they threw away.

He rejected his fated mate for the woman he loved, but when she finally walks away, the Alpha discovers that losing her may be the one mistake he can never undo.

Raven has spent six months hiding in the human world, terrified that her true nature will be discovered. Half-fae, half-shifter, she belongs nowhere. Hunted by the horde that rejected her and feared by the clans who would kill her if they knew what she really was. Desperate for survival, she takes a contract job tracking a rival warband through the darkwood. But when she's assigned to work with three dangerous brothers, Kael, Fenris, and Drakon, she finds herself drawn into something far more treacherous than any mission. The chemistry between them is instant, undeniable, and impossible to resist. They see her only as a wolf shifter, a skilled tracker. They don't know she's the very monster their community of Shadowmere was built to keep out. But secrets have a way of surfacing. When the iron prison door slams shut and Raven's glamour finally shatters, the men who loved her become her captors. Her former horde leader, Thorne, has tracked her down. And now, caught between the shifters who despise what she is and the fae who want her dead, Raven must make an impossible choice. Survival means betrayal. Love means certain death. With a child growing inside her and her mates torn between duty and desire, one question burns brighter than the dragon fire in Drakon's veins. When the truth finally comes out, will Raven's mates stand beside her, or will they be the ones to end her?