Lone Mind

Alena's eyes are unlike of any human. She even doubts that she is human, but she is too afraid to think of what else she could be. She is the school freak who everyone makes fun of. Yet that doesn't stop her from feeling enamoured by the new student, an incredibly gorgeous son of a renowned billionaire who just transferred to her school. His eyes are the same as hers, but he seems to loathe her presence more than anything. Alena has no idea that Dean is an Alien agent sent here on earth to find the last descendant of the Reader's Family, the only person whose powers of foreseeing the future can save his world from being completely destroyed by a traitorous general. Dean's first assumption is that Alena is an enemy agent on a hunt for the last descendants of Reader's Family. So he figures out ways to kill her. What he doesn't know is that Alena is that very person he needed to find to save his world. He regrets ruining his chance of being with his world's most precious woman and is determined to make up for his mistakes, but what chance does he stand against his own beloved King who appears to have taken a keen interest in Alena? King Karaban isn't just Levandan's mightiest and most adored king, he also has a face that steals the sanity of even his enemies' women. Will Alena choose a simple agent over him?

ABEL "I will inform the King that the Princess of Silvermere bought the slave as a gift for her father," Sir Bowman says, bowing in front of the young future alpha queen of Silvermere. She is enticingly beautiful just as the stories say. But why is she buying me? There are more stronger slaves she could have picked. "We would have loved to clean him up for you if you weren't in such a hurry to-" "Is that the actual illegitimate Prince?" she cuts off the guard, her powerful but mesmerizing voice resonating with authority. "Yes your highness. This is the b*st*rd son of his majesty's banished wife," Sir Bowman affirms, stepping aside to give the lady an unobstructed view. * * * * * In the kingdom of Edrath, strength is everything. Abel Everhart has none—or so he’s been told since the day he was cast out of his father's palace and branded a human slave. But when the powerful Crown of Elowen awakens for the first time in centuries, it doesn't choose a werewolf warrior. It chooses Abel. He expected to die a slave, serving the very brothers who stole his birthright. He never expected to be bought by Rowena of Silvermere, the most lethal and mesmerizing Alpha Queen in the realm. Rowena doesn't do charity. She doesn't save "damsels in distress," and she certainly doesn't care for King Roderick’s bloodline. But when the ancient Crown of Elowen points it's magic toward a man in shackles, Rowena makes her cunning move. She buys Abel as her rightful property. To others he is just her plaything, but to her he is the key to a a Crown meant to rule Kings.