For as long as Isabel can remember, she’s been a rogue. Her parents are deceased; she has no pack, no mate, and no one at all except for her older brother Ben. She’s grown used to being a nobody, the butt of others’ jokes, and for the most part, alone.

But during a routine errand gone wrong, Isabel stumbles onto a pack’s territory and comes face to face with a fierce—and devastatingly attractive—shifter the likes of which she’s never seen or felt.

Isabel is certain this is her mate. But will he accept her, a nobody rogue? Or will he reject her to maintain his status in his pack?

With growing danger at every turn, Isabel finds herself in the center of a desperate war between amassing rogues and a fearsome pack, working not only to uncover the mystery of what happened to her once-happy family, but to win over the man she is certain is the love of her life.

Rejected by the Beta

“Do whatever you like,” I murmur, looking away from him. “Leave me alone. I want to sleep.”


His finger runs over my cheek, his voice thoughtful, “He left your face untouched. “I guess I should be grateful for that.”


He seemingly waits for a response and then says, “If you want to sleep, I can offer you better accommodations.”


“No thanks,” I say, dryly. “I don’t want to revisit the torture chamber again. Once was enough.”


“I meant by personal chambers,” Logan is stroking my face. “You can sleep in my bed.”


I look at him now and I remember what I said to Ben.


He’s the Alpha. He’ll give me a place to belong.


However, my thoughts go to Balin for some reason and my heart skips a beat. 


I stare at the old Alpha, “You’re not young. You expect me to believe that you don’t have a mate.”


Chapter Eighty