A COLD WIND BLOWSAUTHOR: AMLKoski
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Weakness is not allowed in the mountain packs.
Living in the mountain, away from civilization and away from the eyes of mundanes. The Mountain packs are harsh and brutal. Shifter against shifter. Pack against pack. Wolves against wolves. All fighting for the same thing. Survival.
Azrael Thorn was a powerful Alpha. He had taken his title by force, as tradition dictated. Power and the authorities of the Alpha and shifters who had challenged him and lost radicated off of his tall, bulky fame. He was dangerous and he was everything an Alpha of a mountain pack should be. Yet he had no mate or family to call his own. But a mate who could not stand the bitterly cold winters or the brutality of the pack would not produce strength. It would only bring weakness.
Weakness is not allowed in the mountain packs.
If the pain stops, it means you are dead.
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Lace Owens is underestimated at every turn. Her small and delicate built matches her name but the power of defeated enemies hang off her heavily. A power and authority that would bring many men to their knees if they sense it, hangs off of her like an oppressively dark cloud but she hides it carefully. Unwilling to let anyone see just how powerful she has become.
Her skin is marked with a painful past and she has turned a thing of cruelty into a thing of beauty with her blades. Swirling patterns adorning her skin, hiding the cruelty among her willing pain, her only comfort against the world around her.
If the pain stops, it means you are dead.
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Two world collide as Azrael and Lace form a bond and spiral down in an unfamiliar territory where Azrael is shown that strength doesn't always come from size and Lace learns that love can spring from even the most painful places. Together they show the werewolf world a long held belief still stands strong.
Weakness is not allowed in the Mountain packs.
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