Alpha Zadok is a ruthless Alpha and King of the BloodHound pack. After a betrayal from the witches that saw to the killing of his parents and close extermination of his people, he retaliates and eradicates the entire witch clan in his territory. 

After the extermination, he is met with the cruel reality of the fact that he has been placed with a curse that hinders him from sensing his mate. 

When an unsuspecting and powerless witch gets teleported to the wrong location and kills a wolf in her wake, Zadok is breathing fire and ready to kill. 

What happens when he finds out she just might be the salvation of his pack, and ultimately, his mate?

Ithra is a powerless witch from the Celts clan of witches. When her coven and home is threatened by a hole in the forcefield that protects her people from the underworld, she must embark on a journey to save her clan.

A spell gone wrong lands her into the wrong location, and eventual trouble at the hands of a ruthless Alpha. With a goal to save her community, and a destiny she cannot avoid, what happens when she falls in love with the greatest enemy of her kind?

The Alpha Can't Sense His Mate

Zadok and I spent the night camped very close to a river. 


After everything we’ve been through, we resolved to rest and continue our journey the next day. 


“I needed that,” I said, joining him beside the fire after having a much-needed bath. 


“That river has got to be the best thing we’ve experienced since we came to this forest.” He joked, and I smiled in agreement. 


I looked at Zadok, and I felt my heartbeat increase. I couldn’t pinpoint how exactly I felt for him. He managed to diffuse every doubt I had about him and the werewolf community. 


But why was I still afraid to trust him with everything? I couldn’t shake off the guilt in my heart, knowing that I was keeping something from him when he so bravely fought for my life, even when he had an opportunity to bail out. 


“What are you thinking about?” Zadok jolted me from my thoughts, watching me with keen eyes. 


“Nothing serious,” I said, bowing my head. 


Be a good girl and go to bed