Sophia Rose

"It's over. I reject you, Avery Kingsley." Her fiancé James publicly severs their bond. Her sister Amelia relishes her downfall, sneering, "Poor Avery—always the victim," While her father disowns her with a slap, snarling, "You've made us weak." Avery flees to the shadows of the Midnight Pack, determined to rebuild her life as a nobody. 
But fate refuses to let her hide. A chance encounter with an injured white wolf in the moonlight binds her to Dylan Hawke—ruthless Alpha of the Bloodmoon Pack, a man cloaked in secrets and simmering vengeance. Unbeknownst to Avery, their connection runs deeper than she could imagine: Dylan is her second chance mate.
Julian Thornton, the Alpha of the Midnight Pack and her sister's fiancé, offers her protection—and a spark of attraction that threatens to unravel everything.
As war erupts among the Three Packs, Avery is thrust into a lethal game of poisoned alliances and family secrets. What shadows bind her to Dylan's fractured soul? And can she trust her own heart when torn between Dylan's possessive claim and Julian's forbidden allure?

Alpha's Rejected Mate

　　The scent of blood and herbs clung to the air, mingling with the damp earth beneath my feet. The makeshift medical area was nothing more than a collection of tattered tents and scattered supplies, but to the people here, it was their last hope. Charles moved among them with practiced ease, checking wounds, murmuring reassurances, his presence a steadying force in the chaos.


　　"I'm staying," I said, my voice firm as I turned to the others. "These people need help. Charles needs help."


　　Amelia let out a disgusted noise, stepping back as though the filth of the camp might reach out and stain her. "You can't be serious. This place is revolting, Avery. Disease, dirt, suffering—none of this is our concern."


　　I clenched my jaw, refusing to rise to her bait. "It is my concern. You can go if you want, but I won't."


　　Julian stepped forward, his eyes studying me carefully. "Then I'll stay too. You could do with an extra hand."


CHAPTER 61 A Line in the Sand