When Myla is adopted into a new loving family after she was neglected by her mother at six years old, she grows up with two werewolf fathers. Having moved away from her dads werewolf lives until she was eighteen, they move back to their pack house for Myla to discover what she truly wants in life now she is an adult. Although Myla struggles to show emotion, her past constantly having a hold on her, she refuses to let it define her. Having found it difficult to maintain any friendships as a child and growing up feeling lonely, she wants to take a step out of her comfort zone. Myla's personality cold and sassy, she doesn't take shit from anyone. Holding her head up high and not letting anyone bring her down, she opens up to the idea of letting people in, having blocked out all of her emotions since childhood. Spending the summer with the Alpha's werewolf son, there is a first for everything. Her first party, her first kiss, her first love. It just shouldn't be this complicated being so young. - This book includes: - Strong Language - Mature Themes - Descriptions of physical and emotional abuse - Drug Use Can be read as a stand alone.

Throughout the whole of Evan's life, he was convinced he was a sinner. Raised by his psychotic brother who was the Alpha of his pack, Evan believes that he has bad blood and will inherit his brothers traits. Evan is a damaged and broken teenager who just wanted to get away from his past life. After he is rescued from his brothers pack, Evan is given a chance to start his life again without trials and tribulations. And a part of that was finding his mate. Except he wasn't expecting his mate to be Caleb Vella. Tall, lean and heavily tattooed, Caleb is remembered for having the deadliest father known to the werewolf world. How will Evan adjust to being the mate of an Alpha? . This story will include: - Strong Language - Sexual Content - Selfharm - Mature Themes - Violence . This book is going to be extremely dark. This book also continues on from His Second Chance and Not The Beta's Mate but can be read as a stand alone.