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[18+} MATURE THEMES, READ WITH CAUTION.

Tahra has known Zane all her life and recognized him as her mate.

He is loving and caring until everything changed on the day he was named Alpha, a day she was supposed to be named Luna of the pack.

Pictures of her half-naked with another man was shared and the culprit was non other than her sister, Meave.

“I swear! I didn’t do this!” Tahra swore but the sin of her betrayal was unforgivable by the pack.

Regardless she turned to Zane, expecting him to side with her only to hear him open his mouth to reject her.

Her world burned as she watched her entire family turn their heads away from her right before she was sent out of the pack.

She meets Ahshe, the alpha of ‘A’ Pack, the second Wolf district in the city.

Her Wolf is confident that Ahshe might be their new mate.

But what happens when she finds out that he already has a lover and worse, he has a cruel side and a dark obsession with her.

Zane intends to get her back and Arshe has no intention of letting her go, and it get worse when another Alpha also gets involved.

What happens when Tahra’s true bloodline is revealed and everyone finds out that she’s more special than she looks?

Three Alpha’s vying for her love, but Tahra only has one question for them. "will you LOVE ME TO DEATH?"


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Publishing schedule: 7/7

Love me to Death

Arshe was quick to notice that the distance between them was glaringly more than before.

Stylishly, he moved a little closer only to watcher her move farther away after a couple of seconds.

"I can't express just how happy I am to see you! Today can't get much better than this!" she gushed as she began to pile on food on plate.

Helping Arshe with a plate of his own the second she was done.

They both began to eat but unlike other times, Arshe was much colder than before.

A vast silence sinking in between them one that Arshe wasn't in an hurry to fill even as Tahra struggled to.

"I hope getting this much food isn't a problem. How was your day?" she asked politely, asking the usual questions she usually did, even if the response had vastly changed.

Sowing Seeds