Runt Of The Litter

Beowulf was of an abnormal size -- he was way smaller than all his siblings and members of their pack-- at least that was what his father thought. As alpha of the Sandulf Pack, Saku Sandulf, sidelined and ostracized Beowulf and his twin sister Salome, making them lonely souls.



How would the iron-fisted Saku Sandulf take it when his children start to mix with the humans that he had warned them strictly against?



How would he react when he learns that his son's mate is a mere human? It was something unheard of -- a human as a mate.



What would happen to the precious Sandulf Pack when betrayal sprouts from within the giant wolves' midst?



What would happen between the werewolves and the humans when the proud and haughty sole heir to the human kingdom falls in love with one of the forbidden creatures?