Pilar Hale was thrown into the world of werewolves four years ago. After a traumatic event, she left the only place that felt like home, like family. Too much has happened and nothing can fix what is done. Learning to readjust after everything she finds herself back in a similar predicament and unable to trust the one person she should be able to trust with her life. She can't have the events repeating itself but she can only stay guarded for long. she learns there's more to what happened three years ago than she already knew. She now knows why her life seemed to have had panned out the way it did. 9/22/2019 Ranked #1 in alpha 9/26/2019 Ranked #1 in blackwell 9/27/2019 Ranked #1 in deaths 11/23/2019 Ranked #3 in femalealpha 3/8/2020 ranked #1 in femalealpha

Elise is a child life specialist at a hospital in NYC. Though a series of events she meets Michael, a doctor at the hospital... Michael just so happens to be an Alpha, and Elise is his MATE. THIS WILL BE DELETED AT THE END OF MARCH

Alexandra, a human living in a pack of werewolves. When she turns 18, she is rejected by her mate for her sister. The pain was unbearable so, she ran away from the pack as she can't see her mate and her sister love each other. Then she meets her biological family and shifts into her wolf. She was having a wonderful time and meets her second chance mate and slowly her past starts knocking at her door. Highest Rankings #1 in rich #2 in brother #32 in teenfiction #1 in white wolf #1 in betafemale #1 in protective #1 in past #1 in pack #1 in gamma #1 in secondchance

Formerly Alpha and Omega A recently turned Arya finds herself in the midst of a new pack. They give her the lowly "title," if you can even call it that, Omega. Arya hates the position she was forced into without her own free will. She wants to leave the pack, until she finds out the Alpha male wants her-badly. This story is PG-13 and there are some themes that are very much not feminism in here. But don't get all radical and angry that I said this, I am a feminist. So read my book. Please. (Seriously. Do it. I dare you.)