Novelas web de Contemporary Werewolf e historias de Omega ambientadas en Lovers Reunion

"Let me clarify this so there's no more confusion. I reject Ava as my mate and accept Isabella as my Luna, now and forever.", Aiden said. With those devastating words, my heart shattered into a million pieces. Aiden, my childhood friend, the one who had always been there for me, had just revealed that our connection was nothing more than a challenge. The hidden affection I held for him was meaningless in the face of his choice. Determined to leave my past behind, I fled the pack. Six years later, I found myself a mother of triplets, but my world was once again shaken when my children were snatched from me. I had no choice but to return to the pack I'd left behind, no longer the innocent girl I once was. Fueled by a burning desire for retribution, I had a new ally by my side, Logan, who I soon discovered had been there with me all along. But as I fought what I thought were the right battles, I couldn't help but wonder, was I missing the real battle? The one that could save not only my children but also my own heart?

When fate brings Hunter to a young girl named Sadie, intending to take advantage of her kindness to hide from his father, it turns him into an unusual Alpha. "I'm not an Omega, and I'm not your Omega," Sadie said. "Then let me be your Hunter, not Alpha," Hunter said.

Six years ago, Aria Morgan, a low-ranking omega spent one passionate night with Alpha Xavier Thorne after a pack gala. He was raw with grief; his chosen Luna had just betrayed him. Before dawn, Aria fled, knowing he’d never acknowledge an omega who witnessed him broken. Her son, Liam, is now five and dying. His dormant werewolf genes are activating unevenly, causing his body to attack itself. Human medicine can’t save him. Only pack blood stabilization therapy can. Aria returns to Bloodmoon Pack believing Xavier won’t recognize her, she’s changed everything except her eyes. Her son hasn’t changed his either. She’s about to learn that some bonds can’t be hidden by distance or denial.