Fated Mates Reverse Harem Books Novels & Stories

Permiton continues, “The barrier that protects Altinna was first erected by a fae with silver eyes, just like Maerilee’s. This fae was a powerful sorceress, and she was connected to not one, not two, but four different men. Each of them was her One, and together, they were able to create the barrier that has protected our kingdom for centuries.” A hush falls over the room as his words sink in. I feel a shiver run down my spine as I absorb what he’s saying. Four Ones. The idea seems impossible, yet here I am, sitting beside two men who both strengthen my magic in ways I can’t fully understand. Could it be true? Could I be meant to have more than one One, just like this ancient fae? My mother

The Goddess paired them together because they could truly understand and support what their mate had gone through. “Fated Power – Fated Destiny” is book three in the Fated Series, which is currently up now! It follows Kade, Elle, Dante, and Ziyah as we round out dealing with the Darkies and developing the Supernatural Council. It crosses over with “Design of Fate” – Book Two of the Dark Moon Series. That one follows Jackson and Imeela as we round out Brynn’s Vessel prophecy. Thank you, Shana Allen The current and upcoming books include:

He placed a kiss on my forehead, “I promise to explain everything to you tonight, okay? Just wait for me in the bedroom, go.” I swallowed, not sure if I should leave or stay, the atmosphere wasn't right, especially with Dennis and the other wolves looking like they were ready to wolf out but I listened to Conri and turned. That's when I heard a warning growl, then a louder growl came from my mate. “You're going to regret this.” “No, you would.” ***END OF FLASHBACK*** Who knew I would be the one to regret leaving them together that night. The smell of fire and blood lingering in my nose as I stared at my mate's body dressed in a glittering white suit. He looked more at peace laying here, he l

“No. It wasn’t the Goddess.” Startled, I gaze into her hazel eyes and see my confused reflection on the glassy surface. “What?” “After your mother left the territory, I couldn’t get her words off my mind,” she begins. “We heard tales of people forming multiple mate bonds after the death of a fated or chosen mate. It isn’t uncommon. But usually, those second-chance mates were from an entirely different pack or region. And it often took years for the bond to develop. No matter how I worked it out, the sudden appearance of a fated mate bond between Reeve and Nemora was odd.”

His steps were slow but firm. My chest rose and fell as he bent down so our eyes met. He was so close I could see the golden rings in his eyes. He reached out and gently tucked my messy hair behind my ear. “I have finally found you, my sweetheart,” he said softly. My lips parted. “Me… sweetheart? No. This is impossible,” I whispered. “How can I have more than one mate?” My throat burned as I said it. My wolf stirred inside me. “This doesn’t make sense… but he smells like home too. His scent feels safe.”

She closed her eyes and brushed the bond to each of her mates in turn: to Tristan, blazing and steady as a forge; to Lefu, quiet and sure as a deep river; to Osiris, bright and fierce as a bonfire cracking cold; to Balor, amber and iron, a promise that refused to gutter. She squared her shoulders, lifted her flowers, and began the descent—each step a promise that not even the shadow of an old spell could dim what the moon had written for her.

For the past few hours, I had been trying to piece up the puzzle to make everything make sense. The rejection of my mate, the betrayal of my best friend and the sudden move into a house filled with strangers, and the most unforgivable twist of fate: being mated to not just one, but three stepbrothers. My fingers trembled as they brushed my neck. It was the exact spot where my mate mark should have been. Alpha Cain was supposed to mark me there in less than twenty four hours but I had severed that bond only to fall into the hands of Trenton, Oliver, and Darcy Slade.

I finally looked at Caleb—the Alpha who had once looked down on me from the height of his throne. “Caleb,” I said quietly, “I did love you. More than anything.” Loved you enough to once consider keeping that pup, even though it nearly broke me. “You’ve been with twenty-one girls. Some for years, some for mere hours. I studied each one—what you liked about them, what you saw in them. I copied their clothes, their mannerisms… but you never looked my way.” I placed my hand over my heart, smiling faintly. “This heart used to belong to you. Now, it only has room for my mate.”

There was only silence in the kitchen. He frowned, lowering his gaze, as if he were analyzing what I had just told him. When he looked back at me, Parker was gone. Shit! “Fenrir? It’s that you?” He gasped loudly and said, “Explain yourself, mate. What do you mean, you have another mate?” His voice was hoarse and coarse. His eyes dark as night, and I know Fenrir was trying to hide his fury. I swallowed hard and said, “What’s happening is that the goddesses screwed up. They trusted fate, but it perceived you and Peter as one. When my mother said I had three fated mates, she meant you and Peter as one, William and…”

Everett rushed out and moved to sit next to me as well, both brothers on each side of me; the scents of cedar and rain, vanilla and teakwood dancing their way into my nose and instantly calming every confusing thought I was having. I’m both their mates… “And mating bond?” I asked, leaning into Kallen and facing Everett who looked at me like I was a piece of indulgent chocolate cake and he was ready to eat. “What is that or how is that completed?” Kallen nuzzled into a soft spot on my neck and immediately a soft hum escaped me, surprising me. “This spot right here,” His warm breath gave me chills, heat rushing into my cheeks- Everett pulled me to him suddenly, Kallen’s warmth replaced with hi