Evelyn has always lived a life teetering on the edge of two worlds. Abandoned as a child and raised by rogues, she spent her first sixteen years among outcasts, learning to survive in a brutal and unforgiving society. Her world would be turned upside down when the place she called home was destroyed right before her eyes.

Fast forward two years later, Evelyn now lives with Alpha Hayes and his family in the Blood Cloud pack. The Hayes constantly make her existence a living nightmare, especially their only daughter Hannah, who has a personal vendetta against Evelyn. 

After failing to get her wolf on her eighteenth birthday, Evelyn is downcast and distraught. Fortunately, life extends an olive branch in the hope of admission into the prestigious Thunderclap Military College. For many, this is the opportunity of a lifetime, but for Evelyn, it is a chance at a new life.

The problem is Sebastian, her professor, finds her true colors and rejects her as a new students. So how should Evelyn persuade him to change his mind? Will Evelyn be able to navigate her double life as a rogue and an ordinary werewolf? 

My Alpha is My Professor is created by Cara TaleSmith, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

My Alpha is My Professor

Kelsey was already dressed in her training gear, her hair tied back in a tight ponytail, every strand perfectly in place. Kelsey had an uncanny ability to look put-together at any hour of the day, a skill I envied, especially when I caught a glimpse of my own reflection in the small mirror by the window. My hair was a tangled mess. 


“Give me ten minutes,” I grumbled, reaching for the comb. 


Kelsey’s laughter followed me into the tiny bathroom as I splashed cold water on my face. By the time I’d tamed my hair into something manageable and pulled on my own clothes, Kelsey was pacing by the door, practically vibrating with anticipation. 


“As I’ll ever be,” I replied, grabbing my sunglasses and mask. I hesitated for a moment, staring at them in my hands. Wearing them felt like a necessity now, a shield between me and the world. But it also felt like a reminder of all the things I’d rather forget. 


Chapter 28: Run or Stay