Bonnie Jean

18-year-old Adelynne Asteri is in for an adventure that holds mystery and answers to questions that she may not be ready for yet. Will she be able and willing to put her past behind her and accept the life that is in her future? Or will she let the pains of yesterday hold her back?

When Gwen Lowry loses her husband, Peter, the world she built for herself and her daughter, Grace, collapses into uncertainty. What she doesn’t expect is that the person who steps forward to help them is Robert Thorne, a man who once shared lecture halls, late-night debates, and young ambitions with Peter, long before adulthood scattered them onto separate paths. Their friendship had cooled into distance, but the memory of who Peter had been to him is enough to move Robert toward a choice he never imagined making. At first, bringing Gwen and Grace into his home feels like an act of duty, an echo of loyalty to a friend he never quite stopped carrying. But as days stretch into a new kind of rhythm, Robert begins to sense the shape of a missing piece he hadn’t known he was working around. His daughter, Jennifer, notices it too. With Pamela, Robert’s wife, more absent presence than partner, their house has long held a quiet hollowness neither father nor daughter dared name. Gwen’s steadiness, Grace’s bright curiosity, and the gentle way they inhabit space begin to fill what had gone unnoticed for too long. The estate itself seems to open around them—rooms warming, paths softening, the land settling into welcome. Something unnamed begins to take root: not obligation, but connection; not coincidence, but a kind of choosing. As the families intertwine, each must navigate the delicate work of healing—of learning when to hold on, when to let go, and when to step toward a future that feels both unexpected and exactly right.

Eira Thorsen crossed the South, survived its laws, and kept her crown. But victory has a way of uncovering things that were never meant to stay buried. As the truth about the wolf queens deepens and the old blood beneath Eira’s power begins to stir, the North is no longer threatened only by enemies at its borders, but by what lives inside its own legacy. What was hidden in silence, ritual, and blood is rising at last. And this time, it may demand more than loyalty. It may demand inheritance. As ancient forces tighten around her, Eira must face the most dangerous truth yet: a crown is not only something you wear. It is something that can consume you. With Ragnar at her side and the fate of the North bound to her every choice, Eira is forced into a final reckoning with power, love, and the bloodline that was always meant to change the world. Because some queens inherit kingdoms. Others inherit what was buried beneath them. And even when this reckoning is over, not every story in the North will be finished. Einar’s begins next in The Ice Wolf’s Ruin — a spinoff set in the world of Rejected Queen of the North.

She was meant to be a Luna. So swore she’d become an Alpha instead. Born into a powerful Alpha bloodline, Seraphina "Sera" Nightbane spent her life preparing to lead. But in a world where only male Alphas rule, her fate was sealed—an arranged marriage to the ruthless Alpha King. Rather than live out her life in a cage, Sera vanished on the eve of her wedding, disguising herself as a boy to enter Lupine Academy, a brutal training ground for future Alphas. She’s determined to prove herself. That’s when Ronan Volkstane enters the scene. Cold, dominant, and dangerously perceptive, Ronan is a born predator. He sees Seth Blackthorn as a challenge, a rival… even though something about him feels off. He’s determined to uncover the truth, no matter the cost. As tensions ignite and secrets unravel, Sera must fight for her place, her freedom… against the one Alpha who might destroy everything she’s built or claim her completely.

Eira Thorsen is no longer the girl her clan rejected. She is Luna of the North, heir to an ancient royal bloodline, and the woman every wolf court is now forced to reckon with. But power does not bring peace. When a letter arrives from the South, Eira learns that one of the men behind the destruction of the wolf queens has been waiting for her to rise. Armed with old laws, hidden allies, and a ritual powerful enough to challenge her claim, he sets a trap that could strip the North of everything she has built. To stop a political war before it begins, Eira must return to the land that once humiliated her and walk straight into the hands of an enemy who has spent years preparing for her. But this time she does not go back as a forgotten beta girl. She goes as a crowned wolf queen — and Ragnar, the ruthless king who has become her strongest bond, will not let her face the South alone. As old secrets tighten around them and desire grows sharper under the weight of law, loyalty, and power, Eira must decide what she is willing to risk to protect her crown, her bloodline, and the man standing beside her. Because this time, the greatest danger is not being rejected. It is being claimed by the wrong fate. Eira’s journey continues in Third Book: Rejected Queen of the North: The Blood Beneath the Crown.

Sequel to Under the Zodiac Sky Adelynne and Belen are preparing for the fight of their lives. With twists and turns that will throw a few wrenches in their plans, heartbreak and hard choices that will need to be made, will they be able to accomplish their goal without having to sacrifice Adelynne's good will?

“You’re mine, little puppy,” Kylan growled against my neck. “Soon enough, you’ll be begging for me. And when you do—I’ll use you as I see fit, and then I’ll reject you.” — When Violet Hastings begins her freshman year at Starlight Shifters Academy, she only wants two things—honor her mother’s legacy by becoming a skilled healer for her pack and get through the academy without anyone calling her a freak for her strange eye condition. Things take a dramatic turn when she discovers that Kylan, the arrogant heir to the Lycan throne who has made her life miserable from the moment they met, is her mate. Kylan, known for his cold personality and cruel ways, is far from thrilled. He refuses to accept Violet as his mate, yet he doesn’t want to reject her either. Instead, he sees her as his puppy, and is determined to make her life even more of a living hell. As if dealing with Kylan’s torment isn’t enough, Violet begins to uncover secrets about her past that change everything she thought she knew. Where does she truly come from? What is the secret behind her eyes? And has her whole life been a lie?

This is the third and final book in the Under the Zodiac Sky series. This book follows the triplets and their reign as the Alpha command. But there is a twist to the story that deals with a fated mate and a plot for revenge from the other side. Astrea must figure out how to overcome the obstacles that are placed before her in order to be a good Alpha.

Eira Thorsen has loved the future alpha of her clan for years, so when he rejects her in front of everyone at the claiming ceremony, her heart shatters. Humiliated and abandoned, she thinks her story is over before it ever truly began. Then she is taken by enemies in the night. Dragged to the North and thrown into the court of the most feared wolf king alive, Eira expects cruelty, punishment, maybe even death. Instead, the king looks at her like she is his fate. Because Eira is not the ordinary beta girl she was raised to believe she was. She is the last hidden heir to an ancient royal bloodline — a bloodline powerful enough to shake every wolf clan to its core. Now caught between the pack that cast her aside and the ruthless king who claims she belongs to the North, Eira is pulled into a world of secrets, power, and dangerous desire. But as the bond between them grows stronger, so does the truth behind her mother’s death — and the enemies who will do anything to destroy her before she can rise. Rejected by one alpha. Claimed by another. This time, Eira won’t be the girl left behind. Eira’s journey continues in Book Two: Rejected Queen of the North: The Crown of Teeth.