Quotes On The Enemy

Katara always assumed she was a weak wolf, unwanted, abused and bullied all her life. Labeled as a curse, by her parents. One day, her life gets even more complicated. Alpha Kai appears to end her pack for their sins. The tragedy makes her to resist him, but he abducts her out of her will. This time around, Katara might finally have a shot at happiness. She’s dead set, living without giving in to her primal urges. Alpha Kai however, makes her lose so much control. He, thus, begins to influence her with his darkness which makes her scared. However, that might not be the end. Fate has more in store for them. The Moon Goddess destined the pair to a dark future together. Could there be a light, like in every tunnel?

Under the unlikely circumstances that brings Phoebe to the Moon-Howl Pack, she finds herself drawn to the heir of the pack, Nathaniel. Phoebe is unsure of why fate would play these tricks on her when she realizes Nathaniel is her mate. To be with her, Nathaniel must break his betrothal to the daughter of the alpha of the Moon-Fury Pack. What happens when the alliances and the need to maintain power between these packs become stronger than whatever bond that Phoebe and Nathaniel might share? Will Nathaniel damn the consequences because of an ordinary girl? What happens when Alpha Duncan, phoebe’s ex mate and possessive figure in Phoebe's life shows up to take her back to where he's always assumed was hers to occupy?

Even though their worlds were completely different, he was just an ordinary human and she was born a she-Alpha, Ella sacrificed everything for the man she thought loved her. She left it all behind: her pack, her title, her destiny. 
For six years, she lived as his secret wife, breaking every rule for his rise to fame. Then it all came crashing down the night he announced someone else as the love of his life. 
Humiliated, shattered, her mind spiraled through everything she had abandoned for him. He called her weak. So she went back. One cold deal with her father: reclaim her rightful place… in exchange for marrying his rival’s son, betraying his pack, and destroying it from the inside. One broken heart. A ruthless, solid revenge plan. Two powerful hearts now pitted against each other. Who wins the fight?

“I own every inch of your body, Astra,” he murmured behind her, his fingers tracing slow patterns along her thigh. Astra arched her back in response despising how her body responded to his touch. She was a captive. His captive. <> Few years earlier, Astra had fled on the night of her mating ceremony with Alpha Remus, leaving him consumed by rage. Thalor Caine, Remus’s exiled brother, was hired under contract to hunt her down, unaware that she was his fated mate. Now, Astra’s family is gone. unalived. And Thalor is blamed for their deaths. But then he does the unthinkable. He marries Astra and crowns her his Luna. Trapped as the Luna of the Alpha accused of killing her family, Astra is bound to a male she never chose and has sworn to hate. As enemies rise to tear them apart, Astra and Thalor must face the question: can love be born from ruin, are some betrayals beyond forgiveness?

I was trying to escape my abusive Alpha ex when I hit something with my truck. It was not a deer, but a zareth. Seven feet of muscle, claws, and a growl that can split open the sky. His kind are our sworn enemies from another realm with a screech that can make a werewolf’s brain explode. I should have killed him. Instead, I looked into his yellow eyes… and the mate bond snapped into place. Now I’ve dragged him home to hide him from my pack. He doesn’t speak. He doesn’t follow rules and he definitely doesn’t care that my bed is mine. My new "friend" doesn't care about personal space, but I am NOT going to be making babies with a monster. Fighting the mate bond can't be that hard, right?

"Stop running from the truth and your fate, Lia. If you do, we won't rest till we find you again.” “Tell me, who in the world gets mated to two Alpha's, doesn't it sound abnormal to you.” —-- Andalia Finley’s life fell apart the day her mate rejected her. Things only got worse when she was tied to someone else, a man who treated her like a replacement. Alongside him was his friend, another Alpha, who made her life even harder. Just when the pain became too much to carry, an accident took away a few of her memories, leaving her with a painful reminder that the thing about soulmate was a lie. After that, she and her mother spent months moving from pack to pack, always hiding, always looking for a place to feel safe. Her mother did everything she could to protect her, especially from the people who had hurt her before. One day, after surviving an accident, her mother made a risky choice, to let Andalia hide under a new name in a powerful enemy’s pack. She worked quietly as a maid in the Alpha’s mansion, thinking she could stay unnoticed. But fate had other plans. There, she met two Alphas. They were strong, feared, and painfully familiar. What happens when the moon goddess hits her in the face with, “Don't you underestimate me, I make things happen for a reason child.”

Annie always believed that finding her mate would bring her happiness. But fate had other plans. The night she was supposed to be claimed by her destined mate, he rejected her—for her own sister. The betrayal shattered her, leaving her wolf weakened and her spirit broken. With no strength left to fight, Annie was cast aside, forced to leave behind everything she once knew. Alone and struggling without her wolf, Annie has no choice but to seek help from a neighboring pack—one that has always been at odds with her own. There, she meets Riley, the powerful and enigmatic Alpha, who takes an unexpected interest in her. From the moment he lays eyes on Annie, he feels an undeniable pull toward her, a connection so strong it shakes him to his core. But Annie has lost all faith in mates and love. Every kind word, every lingering touch, and every stolen glance from Riley makes her heart ache with memories of the past. She refuses to be seen as a tool or a prize ever again. Riley, however, sees beyond her pain. He doesn’t just want her because of the bond—they haven’t even confirmed it yet. He wants her for who she is, for the fire she tries so hard to hide. He wants to show her that not all mates bring pain, that love doesn’t have to be a weakness.

Gina gave everything, sacrificing her youth just to please those who didn't care. Her family sold her without a second thought, her husband marked someone else as his in her presence, while her son denied her as his mother. Left with nothing and almost banished as a rogue, she met her second chance mate and he turned out to be no one other than the dreadful Alpha her ex-husband wanted to sign a peace treaty with. Gina expected rejection but was given a contract marriage instead with the choice to get revenge on all those who took her for granted. Will she accept this opportunity?

Some months ago, Jessica had to give up the man she loved because he had married another woman after she had been kidnapped and everyone thought she was dead. Now, she's suffering PTSD from the memories of what she suffered during the time she was kidnapped. She gets shipwrecked on an island with the twin brother of the crazy lady who kidnapped her, and although she hates him, things get heated between them. Once rescued, she vanishes, as she wants nothing to do with him, but somehow, she can't get the memory of his kind eyes out of her head. Soon, she finds out that she's pregnant from the one night they had on the island, and is torn on what to do.

Saphra spent her life running from the man who destroyed her world. Lucien, the ruthless Alpha of Darkveil, wiped out her pack and left her with nothing but memories that never stopped burning. And she had sworn that she’d find him one day and kill him. But when she finally infiltrates his fortress, her plan falls apart the moment their eyes meet. The man she’s hunted for years turns out to be her fated mate, unknown to her. And soon the reality of what had transpired dawns on her. Now she has two choices. To kill the man she had lived to hate, or save a prophecy.