Mga Web Novel na Hidden Identity Werewolf at mga Kuwentong Sports

“Why do you even care?” “I don't. But perhaps I should thank Sierra for returning the favour.” “I hit you because you were being a jerk.” I snapped. “Anyone ever tell you you've got a sharp mouth? Watch it before it gets you in serious trouble.” Before I could fire back he was already walking off, carrying himself with quiet confidence and calm. But all I saw was an egotistical son of a— 》《》《》《 In a world where college games determine the fate of entire packs and hybrids are shunned from society, Anaya must rise to the challenge to break old rules and customs. As a wolf/witch hybrid, she becomes the first female Lunar strike player her pack has ever had. But the path before her is bumpy. Stuck in a love triangle with her childhood best friend and the soon-to-be Alpha she claims to hate. And faced with opposition even within the team. The plot thickens when the truth about Anaya's heritage begins to surface and it threatens to tear the team apart. She will either break or blossom through it all.

Jamie is a lonely girl running from monsters of her nightmares. Desperate, she disguises herself and becomes the only girl in an all-boys boarding school. The problem? in the mysterious and formidable Ironcrest Academy, she is not the only one with a secret identity … but more? Will her true identity be safe, and can Jamie survive the training to uncover the mystery of what killed her family?

BOOK 1 OF EASTON UNIVERSITY SERIES   “You’re doing this again.” I whispered. “What?” Killian slowly placed his hand on my waist and leaned in closer. “Teasing me.” I gave a breathy reply. “And if I’m not?” he murmured into my ear. Pretending to date someone has never gone well in the history of fake-dating, but Darcy was willing to risk that for money. For a year, the only thing on her mind was getting a gold medal at the Lunaria Figure Skating Contest, that was until her billionaire father cut her off. She wasn’t going to get another cent until she found a mate. Meaning. She couldn’t even pay someone to pretend to date her. That was where Killian Callahan, the secretive yet talented captain of the hockey team came along, the biggest douchebag on campus and coincidentally, Darcy’s worst enemy. Killian had a problem of his own. A damning report threatened his scholarship and had the power to destroy the future he worked so hard for. He needed her to make a complaint against him disappear and she needed him to convince her father that they were hopelessly in love until her credit card stopped declining. So they made a deal to fake their dates, kisses and their love. But the more time she spent with him, the more she started to uncover sides of him no one else got to see and the secrets he spent years keeping buried.

He is the captain of the Frostfang Wolves. He is cold, famous and feared on and off the ice. I am just a new PR assistant trying to survive my first job at an elite hockey team. But everything changes the moment I meet Ryder Kane. He is accused of a violent incident that could destroy his career and the team is desperate to fix his image. I am forced to work with him, even though he acts like I do not matter and pushes me away at every turn. Then they make a decision that traps us together. We must pretend to be a couple for the cameras. It will be a fake relationship to save his career. But Ryder does not follow rules and he does not pretend well. The closer I stay to him, the more I feel something strange between us. Something dangerous and impossible to explain. Because every time he looks at me, it feels like he already knows me. And every time I try to walk away, something pulls me back to him again… What if this fake relationship was never fake at all?

Ivy doesn't need anyone. She's got three jobs, a sharp tongue, and zero patience for men who think muscle solves everything. Then a bar fight goes wrong, an infuriatingly gorgeous stranger clears her debt, and suddenly she's stuck working for a hockey player who smells like moonlight and looks at her like she's the answer to a question he never asked. She should have known "assistant" was too good to be true. She definitely shouldn't have missed the part where he's a werewolf. Or that she might be one too. Alex has spent three years running from an arranged marriage, an Alpha title he doesn't want, and a fate he can't outskate. The night he finds his fated mate slinging drinks at a dive bar, he breaks every rule he has to keep her, even the ones that mean lying to her face. But Ivy is done being lied to. Done being protected, managed, and kept in the dark by people who claim to love her. When the truth finally claws its way out about the wolves, the betrothal, and exactly who she really is, it's going to take a lot more than a killer smile and a fated bond to win her back. Someone has spent twenty-one years making sure Ivy never found her way home. Now that she has, they're not done yet. A fated mates romance with bite, funny, filthy-rich family secrets, and a heroine who refuses to be anyone's pawn.

Nymeria has spent her whole life running from her past, from her bloodline, and from the kind of love that always ends in betrayal. So when her brother drags her into his elite hockey world, she promises herself one thing: don’t get attached, don’t get close, and don’t fall. Especially not for him. Declan Cross, the Ice King, is her brother’s best friend, her first love, and her biggest mistake. He’s colder now, darker, and dangerous in ways she can’t explain. The way he watches her feels wrong, and she doesn't want to think of her brother's friend in that way. Satisfying her. And the worst part? He refuses to stay away. But Nymeria isn’t just hiding scars. She’s hiding a secret powerful enough to start a war. Because she isn’t just a girl with a broken past. She had the hunted bloodline. A secret the werewolf world would kill to control. And Declan? He didn’t find her by accident. He was sent to hunt her. When fate binds them as mates, Nymeria does the unthinkable. She rejects him. But Declan doesn’t accept rejection. Not from her or from anyone. As obsession replaces control and enemies close in, Nymeria must decide: Run like she always has, or risk everything for a man she doesn’t trust. A man who might destroy her.

"Desmond." My voice cracked. "What are you?" His eyes flashed gold in the darkness. "Something you should've stayed away from.” But I couldn't stay away. Not when every cell in my body screamed that he was mine. Five years ago, my step-brother disappeared from my life without explanation. Now Desmond's back, using a different last name and pretending we're strangers. But the way he watches me says otherwise. The way his hands shake when I get too close. The way his eyes turn gold when he thinks I'm not looking. He warns me to stay away. Says there are things about our past I'm better off not knowing. But I found the photo, the one showing us as kids, completely in love, and I can't remember any of it. Six months of my life, erased. When I push for answers, people start following me. Desmond gets violent and protective. And the boy who broke my heart by leaving is suddenly everywhere, fighting invisible threats I don't understand. He's hiding something that could ruin us both. But I'm done running from a past I can't remember. Even if the truth destroys me.

On the night of her 18th birthday, Leah Hart walks in on her boyfriend cheating on her with her best friend. Humiliated and heartbroken, she runs into the woods where she's nearly killed by a wolf. But alas, she's saved by none other than Hardin West. Ashwood High's star hockey captain and her ex-boyfriend's older brother. He's the last person she should fall for but one thing leads to another and an impulsive night changes everything. When a single photo convinces the entire school they're dating, Hardin proposes they fake the relationship until the rumors die. He wants to fix his reputation and she wants revenge. It should've been simple but nothing about Hardin West is simple. He's hiding one secret from everybody. Behind his hockey champion persona, Hardin is an Alpha. When secrets become dangerous and a fake plan sparks into something real, Hardin soon realizes Leah was never meant to be a part of his world. Or was she?

Stella has spent years loving one man with everything she has. She cheers for his victories, sacrifices her own dreams to support his, and quietly opens doors for his career without ever asking for credit. She believes that one day, Chase will finally see her the way she sees him. Instead, he humiliates her in front of an entire stadium. As if that isn't enough, she discovers their relationship was nothing more than a cruel bet. Broken and with nowhere else to go, Stella finds unexpected kindness from the last person she ever imagined—Jaxon, the league's most feared hockey star. Quiet, patient, and impossible to read, he sees the pain everyone else ignores and offers her something she has never known before: respect. While Stella struggles to put her shattered heart back together, she accidentally steps into a world filled with dangerous secrets, powerful Alphas, and a destiny she knows nothing about. As feelings begin to grow between them, old betrayals return, hidden truths refuse to stay buried, and the man who threw her away suddenly wants her back. But some hearts are only broken once. And this time, Stella must decide whether to keep chasing the past... or trust the man who never let her fall.

(Sequel of My Hockey Alpha. It can be read alone) Celeste run into her brother's best friend, who is now a hoceky team leader, at a party. He cornered her in the toilet. "Behavior yourself." Celeste warned him "Be a good girl if you don't want to be heard. " He smirked. …… Then Celeste escapes and he hasn't found out who she really is. It's her dirty secret ...... How long can she hide it?

Jace Carter—hockey’s golden boy, my worst nightmare… and now my unwanted obsession. He’s arrogant, smug, and hotter than sin in skates. I told myself I’d never fall for a player like him, but one accidental kiss proves he’s more dangerous off the ice than on it. The problem? Jace doesn’t play fair. And I’m not sure if I want to win… or lose to him completely.