Her brother's best friend was never supposed to look at her that way. Not with that hungry gaze that strips away my resolve and leaves me trembling. "You're playing with fire, princess," his deep voice warns, but his calloused hand still brushes the exposed skin of my thigh under the dinner table. I should pull away. I should remember he's Bryce's partner, untouchable. But when his thumb graze

I've always been the invisible middle child—rejected by my grandmother's claws, scorned by my sister's words, punished for their mistakes. Until Corla emerged, my hybrid wolf with fire and ice in her veins. Then he walked into my life, his Lycan scent like mint chocolate coffee, making my wolf purr. His first kiss stole my breath, but my family's darkness threatens to swallow us both. The moment

Grace has known only pain—whipped by her half-sister Kinsley, starved in dungeons, branded a murderer for a crime she didn’t commit. Then Alpha King Rhys sweeps her away, his touch igniting a fire she’s never felt, his growl promising protection she never dared hope for. “You’re mine now,” he murmurs, his thumb brushing a fresh bruise on her cheek, “and I don’t let anyone hurt what’s mine.” But da

I thought Durango would be my escape. A run-down apartment, a fake identity, and a chance to breathe without looking over my shoulder. Then I met Vincent. "804? That locker belongs to me now." His voice was low, dangerous—his tattooed arm blocking my path to the only storage space I had. I didn't know then he controlled the school, the town, maybe even my fate. He smelled like leather and danger

I married a stranger to uncover my grandmother's death. The brooding billionaire in the wheelchair wasn't supposed to be dangerous—until his fingers brushed my jaw during our first meeting. "You think you can cure me?" Malcolm's voice dripped skepticism, but his eyes lingered on my acupuncture needles. I needed him indebted, not interested. Yet when his sister tried to humiliate me at dinner, hi

Kaya, a deaf she-wolf from the northern pack, finds her mate in Cade, a southern alpha, during a gathering. Their passionate bond transcends her disability, but cultural differences and pack politics create tension. When Cade's former fiancée Annalise threatens their relationship, Kaya's fierce northern warrior spirit emerges in a brutal confrontation. As they navigate between their worlds—from t

In the moonlit dream realm, their lips collided before she knew his name—his sandalwood-lavender scent branding her soul as he sank his teeth into her neck. "Temporary," he whispered, but Freya Karlotta Cabrera felt the bond burn permanent. As the Dancing Moon pack's hidden Lycan princess, she never expected her mate to be Alexander Trudeaux, the ruthless Lycan King haunted by a centuries-old curs

Joy Taylor stares at her reflection, the scars on her face a map of the night they left her for dead in that gym. Now, as "Virtue," she's back in New Salem—to make them pay. Xavier's fingers brush her jaw, his voice graveled with promise. "They'll regret the day they touched you." She meets his gaze, fire in her veins. "I don't want regret. I want blood." Liam Cohen thinks he can charm the new

I never meant to catch his eye—just survive another shift serving the city's most dangerous men. Then Anthony's hand found my ass, and everything changed. His icy stare stopped time. "You'll have a bruise tomorrow," he murmured, calloused fingers brushing my throat where Anthony's grip lingered. The Russian crime boss shouldn't make my pulse race. Shouldn't feel like salvation when he carried me

Ten years as a rogue wolf, running from the Alpha who slaughtered my parents. Then he found me—Bernard, with his emerald eyes and a scent that unraveled my carefully constructed walls. His touch sparked a fire I thought long extinguished, our foreheads pressed together as he whispered, 'You're mine,' while my wolf howled in recognition. But duty bound him to another, and shadows lurked closer: Ni

I thought losing my son was the end—until I became a nanny to a werewolf alpha's daughter. His scent hit me first: pine, power, something primal that made my broken heart stutter back to life. He claims I'm his mate. A human, unworthy. Yet his calloused hand lingers when he passes me Emilia, our fingers brushing like a secret we both pretend not to feel. "You smell like trouble," he growls, too

Brianna’s world collapses when her mother needs surgery, her fiancé Liam betrays her, and she’s forced into a twisted deal with the ruthless Scott Anderson. "You’re mine now," he snarls, his hand gripping her chin as he claims her in a dim hotel suite. But Scott’s cold possessiveness masks a secret—she’s the spitting image of his missing Sol, and he’ll crush anyone who threatens his obsession. Whe

Twenty years in darkness—Octavia's only crime was being born an omega, hidden from the world her parents feared would destroy her. But when curiosity lures her into the woods, she stumbles into the path of Alpha Khalid, a man whose golden eyes promise death, not salvation. Her parents' execution echoes in her ears as his whip tears through her flesh, 100 lashes a day until her body betrays her. Ye

Violet eyes that glow like amethyst. Black hair streaked with moonlight blue. Alora has always been the 'wrong' wolf in her pack—too dark, too fierce, too different to ever belong to the Frost Northmountains who starved her magic and chained her truth. I found her bleeding by the river when we were pups. Mud caked her wounds, but her eyes burned brighter than any moon. I swore then I'd tear down

I hate him. The vampire who fed on me as a child, left me bruised four years ago, now claims me as his bride. My dying father's wish chains me to Erick Stayton—arrogant, ruthless, vampire royalty. But when he cornered me in my apartment, his supernatural speed a blur, something shifted. "You're mine," he whispered, hands on my shoulders, our breath mingling. Then he kissed me—rough, desperate, j

I shouldn't have touched her. Not when her lips tasted like sin and redemption all at once. Elena Thunder thought she was just letting loose on New Year's Eve—until she woke beside a man who wasn't just a stranger, but a calculating enemy with a camera and a grudge. "You set this up," she whispered, voice breaking as the spy cam stared from the nightstand like a third eye. Knight Tyson didn't e

I came to the Himalayas hunting a killer. Found a goddess instead. Silver chains bit my skin as I woke, but her scent—roses and winter frost—already branded my soul. 'Female Alpha,' I rasped, staring at the blue-eyed wolf who'd outsmarted me. She laughed, cold as the snow outside. 'You think your mate bond means anything here?' I didn't expect submission from the first Female Alpha in history.

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

I thought the rogues who took my sister were monsters. Until I met Solaris—the infuriating female rogue with mismatched eyes who runs The Wayward Tap on my border. Her defiance ignites something primal in me, a dangerous attraction I can't explain. "You think you can just claim territory like some entitled prince?" Her voice drips with sarcasm as her fingers brush mine during our first confronta

Cole arrives at Crimson Dawn bleeding—from more than just the belt buckle wounds his father gave him. The youngest Red Fang son carries a secret heavier than his asthma: a whipping left him unable to shift, damning him as weak in his alpha father’s eyes. Now, escaping to the warrior program means hiding his broken ribs, his missing meds, and the 'pedophile' label his pack branded him with. Alpha

Clementine never imagined her dream school would be a den of vampires—until she collided with Fin Vaughn, his sea-green eyes burning with disdain. "Human trash," he hissed, yet his hand lingered when he steadied her after a prank gone wrong. Fin didn't expect the lottery-winning human to stand up to him, her defiance sparking something dangerous in his cold heart. When she stopped time to save hi