Max smelled her first—strawberry-chocolate, sweet enough to make his 500-year-old fangs ache. The rabbit shifter froze as he cornered her, Fin's half-wolf snarls fading behind his vampire glamour. "Fated," he murmured, brushing her scarred back. She flinched, "I belong to no one." Jeffrey's math papers scattered when Cedric slammed the door. "Adenharts don't belong here," the hybrid hissed, thoug

Her first day at Pacific High was supposed to be a fresh start. Instead, Rachel's caught between Sean, the charming swimmer who makes her heart race... And shadows that whisper her name. I've watched her for years, fighting the wolf that recognizes his mate. But darkness erases her memories of me every time we get close. "Who are you?" Her voice breaks as she asks, beautiful eyes clouded after

The nightmares started with blood—my blood—dripping from the sink like a warning I refused to heed. Now Osiris haunts me, his voice slithering through my mind, urging me to embrace the darkness that already flickers in my veins. "You can't keep pushing everyone away," Neron says, his calloused hand brushing my cheek. His touch burns, not with heat, but with a familiarity that scares me more than

I left my pack for a city job, desperate to save my sick mother. Now I'm caught between three powerful Alphas who control my career—and my desires. Their vanilla-musk scent intoxicates me as I step into the elevator, late for my interview. Two pairs of hungry eyes track my every move. "You're late, omega." Nicholas's voice sends shivers down my spine. Adrian smirks, "But worth the wait." I