Anthonymary

Claimed by the Alpha

In a world where Lycans live hidden among humans, two packs stand divided by power and tradition. Ethan Blackwood, the confident and fiercely loyal Alpha of the Blackwood Pack, carries the weight of his pack’s legacy on his broad shoulders. Avery Silvermist, an intelligent and guarded librarian from the Silvermist Pack, prefers the solitude of ancient texts over the politics of her kind. When an unexpected encounter ignites an undeniable spark between them, both are thrust into a whirlwind of passion and peril.

But their growing attraction is forbidden by the rigid rules of their packs, and a more dangerous threat looms in the shadows. Liam Stormbringer, a rogue Lycan with a thirst for power, has uncovered a dark secret in Avery's possession—an ancient text that could tip the balance of the Lycan world forever. As Ethan vows to protect Avery, the line between duty and desire blurs, forcing him to risk everything for the woman he cannot deny.

With time running out and Liam’s forces closing in, Ethan and Avery must unite against a dangerous enemy who seeks to destroy everything they hold dear. Will they survive the looming battle and defy the traditions that keep them apart, or will their love be torn asunder by betrayal, secrets, and a thirst for power?

Passion, power, and loyalty collide in this gripping tale of love and survival.

The Omega Is The Alpha's Mate

"Are you sure you should be walking home alone at this hour?" Maia's voice crackled through the phone, concern clear in her tone.

Avery chuckled, pulling her coat tighter around herself as the evening air grew colder. "I'm fine, Maia. I've done this a hundred times. Besides, the library's only a few blocks away from my apartment."

"You've been acting weird lately, Avery. And after everything with the gathering, and those creepy messages… I don't like it."

"I know," Avery said, her voice softening. "I'll be careful, I promise. I'm almost home anyway."

"Alright," Maia sighed reluctantly. "Just text me when you get in, okay?"

"Will do. Talk to you soon." Avery hung up, slipping her phone into her pocket as she continued down the empty street. The quiet of the evening felt different tonight—thicker, heavier. She couldn't shake the sensation that she was being watched, but she tried to brush it off.

Chapter 9: A SUDDEN ATTACK