Emily Dickinson Poems

Years ago, Beta Alexander lost his mate in a brutal attack. Or so he thought. His wolf recognizes Emily right away when he comes across a rogue who has no memory. Nevertheless, she is unaware of her identity or the reason for her attraction to him. They begin to uncover the reality behind her vanishing as he strives to protect her from enemies lurking in the darkness. The answers they discover rock the Moonshadow Pack to its core. Emily is not just a lost mate, she is the daughter of a rogue king, the key to a prophecy that could either destroy or rebuild the pack. But the Alpha will do anything to keep his secrets buried. With the fate of the pack on the line, Alexander and Emily must decide: fight together or lose everything.

Two best friends Emily Jacobs and Delilah Tomson have been in each other’s lives ever since they were young . They have known each other for as long as they can remember so it certainly came as a shock to many when Delilah had an affair with Emily’s husband . When Emily found out about the affair , the shock induced her labor two weeks before her due date . As if that was not enough she lost her new born triplets to a fire at the hospital. Instead of her husband offering comfort he blames her for saving her self instead of their new born babies and demands a divorce so that he marries Delilah who had just given birth to his son . In a single day Emily lost her new born babies , her husband and childhood best friend . Ten years later Emily returns with a different face and identity to investigate the cause of her triplets’ death and to also take revenge on everyone that has betrayed her in the past . Who will stop the fury of a scorned woman ?

When Emily Danvers is painted as the perfect daughter with the perfect life she dares to be selfish in a moment of impromptu desperation. Finding herself tangled in family affairs and a seductive guest lurking in the garden…. Will she have what it takes to break free from the chains that have defined her, or will she fall captive to the unyielding demands of family and familiarity.