Anne

"“Genesis. Your eyes, they just glowed right now,” Killian spoke, his hands cupping my cheeks, his hands felt gentle almost as if he was holding a flower, I wouldn’t mind being a flower. Flowers are beautiful. My mind wandered off again, and I heard the voice in my mind let out a small snicker. “What about my eyes?” “They changed…” He let go of my face, and I felt like I had been deprived of the sweetest feeling. I wanted it back. But I had to soldier on. “Don’t yours when you communicate with your wolf,” I asked tucking the small strand of hair behind my ear, his eyes following my movements intently, tensioned filled the air. ******************************************************************************************************************************************** Genesis was a loner living as a slave in a pack that killed her family; some people didn't even know she existed. She believed that her future was bleak and is doomed to forever be a slave for a pack she hates with all of her might. what happens when she meets meets her fated mate who turns out to the the Alpha King Kilian a thousand year old Lycan who has a fierce and cruel reputation and who has publicly announced to the supernatural world countless of times that he did not wish for a mate. Will he reject her? And what will happen when Genesis finds out just how powerful she really is, and who her parents really were."

Future Alpha Wesley Stone's teacher assigns his class a pen pal project with a class located in another state. The young Alpha soon finds himself forming a close snail mail friendship with a young, orphaned human girl, Haven Kenway. Over time, they lose touch, but neither forgets the other. Years pass, and Haven now lives in one of the towns near Wesley's pack. When they finally meet in person, sparks fly, and neither can resist the attraction they feel for each other. As secrets about Haven's identity are revealed, Haven and Wesley must journey to unravel the truth about who she really is, and Wesley must protect her from those who wish to use her. *Please note this book is intended for 18+. The book deals with real life issues of childhood trauma, substance abuse, neglect, hospitalization, and will have graphic scenes of violence and descriptive s*x scenes, as well as adult language*

Isla- a young, and underestimated warrior. After surviving years of traumatic abuse, she is left orphaned, and alone. She strives to prove to herself, and others, that she is not weak. Though she is beautiful and strong years of psychological abuse, she doesn’t believe she is worthy of love, or that the Moon Goddess will grant her a fated mate. Alpha Zac is the fair and strong leader of Clear Creek. Secretly a hopeless romantic, Zac wants his fated mate more than anything. But after waiting years to find her, he has accepted a playboy lifestyle. When a unique she-wolf warrior joins his pack, she does more than fulfill his fantasies, and she tests how far he will go to protect her from her past. “WEAK” he yells as he swiftly brings the whip at me. I quickly try to cover my face but am not fast enough. I hiss in pain as the unforgiving leather slices my hand and eyebrow. I try to swallow the sob that wants to escape me, but instead, I throw up. Maybe he would have stopped there if I would have missed his boots.** (ISLA) I feel a pang of jealousy; she has what I've always wanted. A loving family, support, friends, and stability. Audrie doesn't have to question if she belongs here or try to prove her worth. (ZAC)My whole chest tightens, and my wolf presses forward. “MATE”. The urgency to hold her, to take away the pain, intensifies. I reach out and lift her head, and that's when I see the gash trickling blood onto the already blood-covered rock. I scoop her up and head straight to the infirmary. I just found my mate, I can't lose her on the same night.

Indianna Hughs, a perennial wallflower, found solace in the shadows, treasuring her anonymity. However, life had different plans when she was thrust into a new school, shattering her world of quietude. The bustling classroom made her unease palpable, her reluctance to bask in the spotlight evident. Enter Greyson, the enigmatic bad boy, oozing charisma and unpredictability. His curiosity was instantly aroused by Indianna's reticence, and he sought to bridge the gap with his usual charm. Yet, Indianna's guarded demeanor remained unyielding. An unexpected revelation, cloaked in mystery, surfaced as she cautioned him to tread cautiously. Their encounters evolved into a tempestuous dance of attraction and concealed truths. Greyson, unwavering, prodded the uncharted recesses of Indianna's personality, sparking a tantalizing intrigue. But Indianna was more than met the eye, and her enigmatic past guarded the key to her heart. As their tale unfolds in "Unveiling Shadows," it delves into the delicate equilibrium between vulnerability and strength. Layers of Indianna's past and the enigma of Greyson unravel, exposing the hidden desires and truths concealed in their souls. In a world where shadows can no longer veil the truth, their improbable connection sparks a voyage of self-discovery and love. Indianna wrestles with her profound shyness and fervent desire for anonymity. She's accustomed to fading into the background, avoiding attention at all costs. However, her new school and Greyson's relentless pursuit force her out of her comfort zone. She grapples with her insecurities and fear of scrutiny, engendering internal turmoil as she questions her identity and worth. Externally, the narrative revolves around Greyson's relentless quest to breach the walls guarding Indianna's heart. Despite her admonitions and efforts to bury her past, he is resolute in uncovering the truth behind her enigmatic façade. This leads to conflicts and confrontations as Greyson pushes boundaries, inadvertently intensifying Indianna's discomfort. Additionally, external pressures mount from curious peers and classmates who are captivated by the new girl's reserved demeanor, fomenting social tension and awkward situations for Indianna. As the story unfolds, these internal and external struggles become entwined, weaving a dynamic narrative that explores themes of self-acceptance, the potency of vulnerability, and the challenges of opening up to others. This journey profoundly shapes the evolution of both Indianna and Greyson's characters.