When young werewolf Clara meets her mate, Alpha Dylan, at a club one night, she is told that the gorgeous but standoffish man "doesn't do mates." Even more complicated? Dylan has been invited to live on her pack grounds by Clara's own Alpha so that he can train their fighters. As Clara and Dylan grow closer, despite having to hide the fact that they are mates, danger slowly begins lurking in the shadows. Because not only have she and her family been receiving mysterious phone calls from an anonymous stalker who seems to know who and where they are, but Clara's own Alpha is slowly turning against her for reasons she can't control. As she wrestles with enemies from both outside and within, Clara's future position as Luna will be tested at every turn. And if she and Dylan can't find a way to fix their packs' problems, their future could be over before it even begins.

Mia has spent years in captivity, being subjected to torturous testing by human scientists who are desperate to learn the secrets of her kind: werewolves. When she is rescued by Lorenzo, a possessive and passionate Alpha and the man she quickly learns is her mate, Mia must relearn how to adjust to life outside of her cage, deal with the challenges of joining a new pack, and trust the people around her - even if she shouldn't. Because the scientists aren't finished with their sadistic work, and this time, they have joined forces with a powerful witch who has a score to settle with Lorenzo's pack. And if Mia and Lorenzo can't figure out a way to stop them, not only will they be ripped apart, but all wolfkind may be at stake.

Captain of the hockey team and arrogant womanizer Weston has nothing in common with Gracie, a carefree musical theatre nerd who doesn't mind having dirty laundry on the floor. After accidentally becoming roommates, all hell breaks loose. The two enter an all-out war filled with pranks and...some flirtatious tension? The goal = make each other's lives so miserable until one of them eventually moves out. Gracie isn't backing down, but unfortunately, neither is Weston.

Years before his birth, it was prophesised that his soul would never be whole, that his heart would never beat in rhythm to his other half. Micajah was born with a dark soul, a soul that was corrupt. A soul that was more wolf than human. A soul incomplete. Nothing but an imperfect creation that walks earth. He will never have a true mate. When his turn to rule the wolf kingdom arises, after the death of his mother, he is forced to choose a female that has already been rejected from her true mate. Alongside his rise to the throne, the wolf kingdom begins to tear itself apart. An uprising begins. No one wants a creature, hated by the Moon Goddess herself, to rule. Even if he is the only royal heir by blood. Even if it is what tradition dictates. A male more beast than man, can never yield humanity, let alone love. But humanity can be learnt, and love seizes all - even those with corrupt souls.

Once there was a girl, daughter of an Alpha, who happened to face consequences of the things she had no control over. How? By being ostracized from her own kind. By being betrayed by her own family. By being rejected by her own soulmate who chooses her sister instead. And by being banished from the Kingdom. As she returns after years, she notices several changes. One of them being the demeanor of her mate.