Jessica Sage

She was cast out of the pack the moment she was no longer needed. Alone and pregnant, she was forced to leave behind the only life she had ever known. Years later, fate brings her back to the Alpha who abandoned her—the same man now cursed in a way no one can fix except her.

I thought my life couldn’t get any worse—until the day I was about to turn eighteen. I’ve spent years surviving under the same roof as the man who calls himself my father, wearing bruises I hide and guilt that was never mine to carry. I work at a small diner, keep my head down, and try not to break. Because breaking isn’t an option. However, just when I thought life couldn’t get any worse, a handsome man with a dangerous aura walks into my life—claiming me as his mate and insisting that I am one of them… a werewolf.

Hi🖐 My name is Monica Hale, and I have a secret to tell you. My mate rejected me. The moment he felt the bond, he cast me aside without a second thought. But that wasn't the worst thing that happened to me. I was already a disappointment long before that day. Wolfless. Weak. A stain on my Alpha father's image. The daughter he wished he never had. Then, on my father's birthday, my life fell apart completely. I woke up in the bed of a stranger with no memory of how I got there and no idea who he was. I never even saw his face. Rejected. Violated. Broken. And as if fate hadn't tortured me enough, I soon discovered I was pregnant. Instead of standing by me, my father threw me out of the pack without hesitation, choosing his reputation over his own daughter. Alone, homeless, and carrying children whose father I couldn't identify, I thought my life was over. I was wrong. Because the secrets surrounding that night were far darker than I imagined. The man I was desperately searching for was far more dangerous than anyone could have guessed. And the mate who rejected me was about to learn that some mistakes come with a price. My name is Monica Hale. The wolfless girl nobody wanted. The rejected mate. The outcast. And this is the story of how they all regretted letting me go.