"Maddison, You cant deny wanting me." Hunter whispered in my ear while he had me pinned up on to my locker. He was right. I couldn't deny the tingles I get from the slightest touch and the feels he gives me when he's near but why do I feel this pull towards him if I just moved here a week ago. "You're right. I can't deny it anymore." I whispered back looking into his brown lustful eyes, and just like that his soft smooth lips came upon mine. * Maddison Ryder, gorgeous, smart, athletic, 17 year old, and ...human... just moved from Arizona to L.A to come live with her elder brother Jackson, but little did she know that L.A was filled with werewolves and that one of those werewolves was her mate. Hunter Brooks: The Alpha of the Moon Dust Pack, the Star Quarter back of West Field School. Except his mate... And all that will soon change...for both of them. [ © anoxiia ]

I stepped towards him, the Mate that was to be mine for all eternity. But before I could leap into his arms, he put his hands up, as if to tell me not to do what was an instinct. I held myself back, it confused me that he wasn't standing in front of me with open arms, and he was closed off. Before I could truly grasp what was happening, he said in a low sexy voice that travelled through my body sending tiny shock waves throughout, "I don't want you."

Astrid's life has always been hard. She was orphaned at a young age and had to raise 3 litlle sisters and be the beta of her pack. Naturally she acts tough so she is taken seriously by the pack and the other werewolf's fear her but Grayson, the alpha of her pack sees through the acts she's putting on and begins to fall for her even though he is betrothed to the neighbouring pack's alpha's daughter. To make things worse the alpha of the lycan's pack has already set his sights on Astrid and has vowed to make her his. Which alpha will she choose? And what will be the consequences?......

(Teacher/Student relationship) Janice has a hard life with her father. Her dad and brother killed her mother and she is forced to stay with them. So when the trip to the Bahamas with her junior class comes, she is more than happy for a little freedom. Of course, Janice can't seem to catch a break. The plane crashs in the ocean. She along with Mr. Rush, her too perfect and curious teacher, are the only ones that survived. How will they live, on an island alone? If surviving wasn't enough, try having to deal with keeping secrets hidden, ones that could mean life or death for Janice if she ever makes it off the island. And what could be better than testing just how far will they go to do the right thing when feelings start to grow?