This is a collection of werewolf stories that will keep you on the edge of your seat, flipping through the pages and wanting more.
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Book1: Her Alpha Mate
Freya is the joy and life of the pack. All revere her as the daughter of Alpha.
She's blessed by the moon goddess. The Moon Goddess blessed her with a heart of gold.
But her mate Zack, an alpha, doesn't want her because he doesn't want a mate.
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Book 2: Her Broken Mate
Sarah is now twenty-three and still without a mate.
When visiting the packhouse, she finally found her mate.
The son of the Alpha. The hottest man she ever met.
But he is a mute.
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Book 3: Her Passion
Ava is a rogue who is forced by a new law to attend a school for werewolves for a year. There she meets her mate, a certain Alpha, who has a grudge against all rogues. Will he get the life he has always longed for, or will his pride get the better of him?
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Book 4: Her Annoying Mate
Mary James has had a pretty rough life. After being betrayed and heartbroken by both her boyfriend and her father, Mary moves to a small town to find comfort with her mother. All isn't as it seems, and soon Mary finds herself in a world she didn't even know existed outside of novels and movies. Not only does the city seem bizarre to her, but her senses sharpen, her temper gets out of control, and her hunger grows. When an arrogant, egotistical, sexy and possessive alpha male who didn't want her in the first place comes along, her life seamlessly descends into madness.

Alpha Doesn't Want A Mate

I. War. Beat. But even that was an understatement.


If I'd to look at one more report, I was ready to quit and become a villain.


And judging by the look on my father's face when he walked into my office, I probably looked like one, too.


He grabbed me by the collar and yelled at me for overexerting myself before dragging me home from Chance so I could clean up and take a nap.


I was almost certain that Reece had called my father after I nearly strangled a pack warrior for grunting too loudly while fighting.


In my defense, though, I've to say that he didn't have to sound like a lawnmower while wrestling someone to the ground. I let it slide the first few times, but when he wouldn't stop, it got on my nerves.


It also didn't help that my wolf was pissed off and growling at everything he didn't like.


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