Romances Online de Werewolf com Intelligent e Histórias com Misunderstanding

Aubrey works for the national intelligence service and is often assigned various tasks that require her to go undercover—hiding her identity in order to complete her investigations. But just when it was time for her to go on her paid leave, an order from above came in. She was asked to infiltrate the werewolves’ pack because a serial murder case had been linked to the werewolves. Her job was to find who the killer may be, and her suspect happens to be the Alpha of the pack. Aubrey was thrilled but also afraid about her new quest at the same time, because she knew how dangerous werewolves could be. And she knew they wouldn't spare her once her cover was blown. So, she did everything possible to camouflage herself, ensuring her mission could be successful without putting her life in danger. She picked the best disguise she could think of—changing her gender. Alpha Logan knew there was something off about the new secretary who was hired for him. He could smell his mate distinctively on him, but being a straight guy, he felt maybe his new secretary must be related to his mate, so he decided to get close to him and find out how he was related to the mate he had been dying to meet. Will Alpha Logan be able to detect that Aubrey is actually his mate disguised as a male? Or will Aubrey be able to keep her cover from getting blown by doing a perfect and clean job before disappearing from the pack? Or does the moon goddess have another plan prepared for them?

Max Walker, a charming but untidy chef, is the last person Grace Chen, an uptight editorial assistant, anticipates when she finds herself in dire need of a roommate. He is spontaneous, gregarious, and utterly unorganized everything she is not. Despite their apparent inability to live together, their desperate financial situation compels them to attempt. What begins as a personality conflict gradually changes into something neither party anticipated. Grace and Max learn that sometimes the one who makes you feel at home is the one who drives you crazy as their walls fall down. But when their new connection is threatened by past relationships and job chances, they have to choose between their planned life and their newfound love.

[Read at your own risk: Gory death scenes] The greatest war in history of werewolves, humans and vampires alike. Savior Half-Phoenix Laura should behead her mate, the King of Werewolves Lucien for the sake of humanity, on a condition that vampires will cease their attacks on humans every night. But Lucien was a tough match for her, he is a mutated alpha werewolf. "A monster like you should be beheaded for the sake of our race. Accept your defeat and let me behead you, Lucien." The King of Werewolves stared at his mate, crying tears of blood under the rain. "I told you...To not call me...A MONSTER!" And their great, decisive battle began. Two lovers were put up against each other. Her purpose was to save humanity. His purpose was to save Werewolves from going extinct. Will it be love? Or Will it be her sacrifice? Story of betrayal... the Mutated Alpha King Lucien and his mate, the Phoenix-human Laura.

Margot Sinclair, a quiet rare-earth materials engineer, wants only to pay off her grandmother’s crushing medical debt and stay free of entanglement. When her long-absent biological father, Gerald Hargrave, reappears, he forces a brutal choice: take her half-sister Melanie’s place in a five-year blood-oath marriage to the Vanderbilt heir, or watch her grandmother lose everything. Margot signs the contract with cold clarity, intending to be nothing more than a temporary political solution. The man waiting for her is Rhett Vanderbilt—the same untouchable heir who once pulled her from a laboratory explosion three years earlier, the man she had silently admired from afar. Rhett views her strictly as a tool to stabilize his family’s crumbling mining empire. He sets rigid rules: no emotional claims, no public weakness, absolute obedience. Yet the mate bond between them proves too powerful. Under the full moon, instinct overrides control, and an irreversible marking binds them far beyond the contract’s terms. For a brief time, Rhett’s cold distance softens; he protects and claims her, making her believe she might mean more than a political arrangement. Then betrayal shatters everything. On the eve of a critical corporate battle, Rhett loses control. Evidence—a device hidden in Margot’s phone—points to her as the traitor. In his eyes, she becomes the enemy who used the bond against him. The permanent mark turns from safety into a brand of shame. Rhett declares he will sever the bond by any means and end the marriage early. Left with a ruined reputation and a forced bond that refuses to die, Margot must prove her innocence while the man who marked her now treats her as the enemy.