Listening to the advice of her parents, Emma gives up her true love and marries Lucien, a cold and cruel Alpha. Five years later, Emma comes face to face with Dex, the man she cruelly abandoned, though he promised her his heart. Now an Alpha, Dex finds himself drawn back to Emma, though he doesn’t want to be hurt again. Will Emma have the strength to leave her marriage and find happiness…or will dangerous forces once again separate the star crossed lovers? 

He took another step towards him, glancing past him to the banquet room. No one had noticed her out here except Dex. 
He didn’t move away from her. She was either testing the waters or playing a dangerous game. 
She put a hand on Dex’s chest. He didn’t flinch. He didn’t move. He looked down at her, but she couldn’t see his expression. His body language didn’t ask her to move away so she went up on her toes and planted a sweet kiss on his lips.
He tasted as she remembered. Man. Wolf. Mate. When she was about to break contact, he put his hand on the back of her head and deepened the kiss. Her mind began to swirl out of control. She re-membered the passion between them. She remembered the friend-ship. She remembered it all.
Worse, she now knew what she’d given up to please her parents.

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Finding Her Lost Mate

Emma woke when someone opened the door to the room where her cell was located. She’d slept fitfully. With her stomach empty she couldn’t settle. She would starve before she agreed to anything Lucien had to say. 


When she opened her eyes, one of the silent guards stared at her through the bars. She didn’t bother asking him anything. He would obey his Alpha. That’s just how things worked. She sat up and stretched, her stomach rumbling. There would be no food; Lucien had made that clear. 


Dex must be going crazy with worry by now. As far as Emma could tell, she hadn't been here a full day, but it must have been half a day. She’d slept, but she didn’t know if night had passed or not. The room had no windows and Lucien had ordered them to keep the lights on all of the time. 


The door opened again and Lucien stepped through it. He motioned for the guard to leave. When he turned to Emma a cruel smile split his face. “Hungry yet?”


Chapter 31: My Real Views