In the small, snow-covered town of Evergreen, Christmas preparations are in full swing, but far up in the surrounding mountains, a heartbreaking discovery is made forcing Melanie to return to the town that her parents called home.
Amidst the festive cheer, Morgan, a lonely Alpha with a difficult past, struggles with the weight of his loneliness. He yearns for companionship and family, watching enviously as others come together during the holidays yet he refuses to allow any of the humans that inhabit the town to get close to him,  instead, watching from a distance.
After a second tragedy strikes as Melanie travels back to her parent's home, she finds herself trapped in a snowstorm with the lonely Alpha, forced to hole up in his isolated Cabin to wait out the storm. 
As they find themselves growing closer, Morgan faces a difficult decision with the woman who refuses to let anything dampen her spirit and seems determined to bring a ray of sunshine back into his life. 
Will he keep her at a distance or will he finally allow her to break down the barriers he constructed around his heart long ago?

The Lonely Alpha(A Werey Merry Christmas Series Book 1)

　　I let my hands, large and calloused from the harsh mountain life, explore her curves with reverence as she mewls desperately, bucking her hips against where I am now pressed up against her.


　　I want to worship every inch of her, and I intend to take my time doing so. My female deserves the world, because even though I had lost it, she gave it back to me without hesitation.


　　"Morgan, please," she whispers, her hazel eyes clouded with need.


　　Her vulnerability strikes a chord deep inside me, igniting a primal urge to bring her to the brink and watch her unravel.


　　My mouth descends upon hers once more, a fervent kiss that stokes the fire between us and I feel her fingers tangle in my hair, pulling me closer, urging me to kiss her deeper. The taste of mulled wine lingers on her lips, sweet and intoxicating, enhancing the heady sensation that envelops us.


Chapter 26 The Embers of Last Night's Fire