With two years of experience, Sang Sorenson knows the tricks of the trade on surviving on the streets. She knows which streets to stay off of, which people to avoid, which restaurants are nice to the homeless, and most importantly what days are the days she and her homeless friends are hunted. So when she meets three newly homeless boys, what's she to do but to help them and teach them everything she can to ensure they survive the streets of Charleston too. If only she knew they were undercover to hunt those who hunt her and her friends. *** Confirmed GB/Sang/SB HEA with no bxb *** **Characters are based from the C.L. Stone's Ghost Bird and Scarab Beetle series and are not mine. This is fan fiction. This story is for entertainment purposes only and will not be sold in any way.**

Did you know that the deepest connections you make with someone could be through a one night stand? No? I didn't either. But it happened. It happened more than once. Don't judge me yet. It's time I told my story. **WARNING** This is smut. Lots and lots of smut. **Characters are based from the C.L. Stone's Ghost Bird series and are not mine. This is fan fiction. This story is for entertainment purposes only and will not be sold in any way.**

"Didn't they teach you not to run from wolves, darlin'?" Before the western werewolf, before fear became a common friend, before humans were scared of the dark- there were the Adlets. Descended from the first shapeshifter, beast and man are conjured into one, hidden deep within the soils of the harsh Alaskan forests. Surviving off of the land and secluding themselves by keeping outsiders away- the Adlets become unhealthily intrigued by the Mavericks, a lonely family of three. After patiently waiting years for Rory and Rowan Maverick, the only son and daughter of a fearless woman named Rowena, to turn eighteen- the twins unknowingly fall prey to every unmated Adlet. Unfortunately, Rory's and Rowan's problems are much more complicated than a pack of wild shifters trying to vie for their affections. It begins much deeper, as deep as the very blood in their bodies.