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My gaze fixed on Dad who was silent at the side of the room, he looked at me with a slightly suspicious expression. "Somehow those two werewolves managed to hide their wolf scent," Jake said from next to me in a loud voice so that most of the Pack's attention was back on us. "At this time we are asking all members to increase your vigilance. The team will be handing out flyers with the faces and characteristics of the two perpetrators. If you accidentally cross paths with or encounter one of them, you can contact me directly, or Alex. Or Vincent Brooks." I nodded in agreement. "As much as possible don't fight them alone because both of them are killers, and they look much more dangerous than

Thank you for choosing my book. I hope you find it captivating enough and do well to drop your kind words of support. Thank you. Xoxo 🌼🌼 It's prom, the most anticipated day in the werewolf kingdom. Today, all the werewolves of mating age are mandated to assemble at the pack house at 10 pm, and when it is midnight we are going to shift to our wolves after which we will scent out our mates and together, head out to the school for prom.

"Last but not least, the omega is the lowest-ranking member of the pack." "Do you understand?" This tender voice pushed me back to my senses. "Yes, I got you!" I interlock my hair behind my ear. “Okay, I am curious about one thing: are all the werewolves of the same kind?" Like, I mean that some vampires are bloodthirsty and feed on humans, and they harm us. "So they are different kinda werewolves present?” I asked while keeping my hands on the table before interlocking with each other. "Look, there are different people in the creatures—be it a vampire or a werewolf, everyone can't be the same way!"

"Female wolves should maintain their dignity. The elders are watching, and many packmates are present. Please don't continue this charade." She regarded me with seemingly sympathetic eyes that still managed to accuse me of embarrassing herself. I saw my father, Alexander, standing stiffly among the gathered wolves, his expression livid as he attempted to explain the situation to the pack elders. I took a deep breath, my wolf finally calm and resolved. "Today truly is my mating ceremony," I declared firmly. "My mate is on his way." I retrieved my communication crystal and contacted the first name listed.

We had seventy-two hours to find a ghost wearing my sister’s face, stop a ritual that would make her a permanent deity, and somehow rescue a king trapped in a mountain of cursed glass—all while I was magically maimed and our pack was in ruins. The weight of it should have crushed me. But the hollow silence where Kaelen lived was a forge. My fear turned to fuel, my grief to steel. “We need an army we don’t have,” Marcus rasped from his cot, following the conversation with fever-bright eyes. “Then we find one,” I said, a plan forming in the cold clarity of desperation. I looked at the grimoire, then at Lillian. “Morvana is the ultimate evil to every werewolf. Vorian is a traitor who wants to r

I will be taken by the werewolves and long gone forever. Was it a crime I decided to help her out with the punishment she was serving in this place? Ava and I are humans, not wolves. But coincidentally, she had come back home with a Grimson Cross medal belonging to the werewolves. And by some miracle, the werewolf found out she was the one and had come to our house on that very day demanding it. The alpha of their pack had imposed on her a punishment to sweep and keep their entire courtyard clean every day, and so I was forced to help her.

Read for yourself," I handed it over to her and walked to one of the large windows. The evening was cold and windy, and the serenity of the atmosphere brought chills down my spine. It felt like before. It felt like I was back to my past, back to those dreadful dark years of bitterness and loneliness. "This is preposterous!!" She exclaimed in annoyance. "Tell me those wacky idiots didn't send this." "Well, If by 'wacky idiots' you mean the werewolf pack that abducted Hillary, then yes, they sent it." Beads of sweat formed on her forehead as she began pacing the room. "How dare they?" "That doesn't matter," I said. "That's not the only reason why I called you." She stopped and faced me. "Well,

After a brief chuckle and slow shake of his head, he said with a serious tone, “I shouldn’t pick on you; especially when you’re partially correct. It is possible to be turned into a werewolf from a bite, but it’s rare. The werewolf has to deposit his venom into either the external carotid artery or the femoral artery. A bite anywhere else will hurt like hell, but it won’t turn you; unless you already carry the wolf gene, like your mother does.” “And, like I do,” I mused. “Yours is so miniscule that I question if you’d turn if simply bitten.” “Well, I don’t want to find out,” I said with a shudder before bringing my coffee to my lips and lightly blowing on it to cool it down. “I don’t bla

Because she was the only one who could prevent my elder son from killing my younger son. "Five Million!!", Now it's my turn to be surprised. When I would be lying if I say that I was just surprised in fact, I was shocked as well. I saw my son glaring at me and then his eyes zeroed on his wife. If looks could kill then the person who brought that bitch to this state would have been dead by now. "Five Million!! Oooh! This's too much. This's the highest bid amount for any werewolf which we had sold in the history.", The bidder said. "Five Million one, Five Million two...and sold."

Hearing him say that, she suddenly averted her gaze from staring at him. She shyly waved her hand to start a conversation: "Can your eyes change color?" "Why do you know?" She did not hide it: "Actually last night I saw your eyes were red." Last night he thought she was unconscious, and probably wouldn't remember anything. But he guessed wrong, she did not lose consciousness but still remembered everything clearly. Because he is a werewolf, when he walks out in the dark, his eyes will turn red. It seems that she has doubts about his identity. She already knew anyway, he shrugged: "Just as you thought."