Daniel Nakamura never expected to find his mate at his ex-fiancée's wedding. The three-tailed kitsune came to Seattle to prove he's moved on-that being rejected for "not being powerful enough" didn't break him. Instead, he meets Hana Sato, a one-tailed kitsune treated like a servant by her own family. While their wealthy relatives obsess over status and tail counts, Daniel sees what they refuse to: Hana's empathic gifts, her quiet strength, and the mate bond that makes his fox sing for the first time in his life. For Hana, the bond was instant-terrifying and undeniable. She's spent twenty-two years being told she's a disappointment, a burden, barely worth acknowledging. When Daniel looks at her like she's precious, she knows it's too good to be true. He'll realize his mistake. He'll walk away like everyone else. But Daniel isn't everyone else. A fated mates paranormal romance about finding your worth, chosen family, and the courage to burn every bridge for the person who makes you whole. Featuring kitsune shifters, a protective hero who goes feral for his mate, a heroine who discovers her own power, and a guaranteed HEA.

BOOK ONE of Forsaken Fates Series -SABLE- I grew up on the wrong side of Sterling Pines, where omegas learn not to ask for things they won't be given. When fate bound me to four alpha wolves, the golden boys of the elite, they rejected me without hesitation. They didn't realize what I was to them. They don't remember the night they shattered me. They walked away protected by wealth, status, and a town that always shields its own. I survived by becoming cold. I buried the girl who believed in fate and built walls no one could climb. I don't need their apologies. I don't need their hunger. I don't need men who only learned my worth after losing me. They can chase all they want. I'm already gone. -PACK ROSS- We don't remember rejecting her. But our bodies do. The bond woke up wrong: sharp, violent, relentless. It tears through us every time she's near and every time she isn't. We feel her absence like starvation. Like a wound that won't close. Like something vital was ripped out and taken where we can't follow. She won't look at us. She won't soften. She treats us like predators and it's driving us insane. We watch her move through the world without us, colder, stronger, untouched by our regret. The omega we dismissed has become unreachable, and the bond won't let us stop circling. We want to claim her. We want to fix it. We want what we're no longer sure we deserve. She says we're too late. The bond says she's still ours. One of us is lying. Forsaken Fates: Book One is a dark, reverse harem, shifter romance featuring rejected mates, obsessive and unraveling MMCs, class divide, feral bonds, power imbalance, and an omega who survives by refusing to be claimed. 🥇#1 in "Rejected" on 6/19/26 🥇#1 in "Fated" on 12/23/25 🥇#1 in "Desperate" on 7/8/26 🥇#1 in "Stalking" on 5/17/26 🥈#2 in "Feral" on 4/13/26 🥉#3 in "Scent" on 11/20/25 🏅#6 in "Angstwithhappyending" on 4/6/26 🏅#8 in "Wolf" on 4/2/26

She loved them her whole life. And they didn't even come looking. Aelia believed in her bonds with Xander, Zane, and Finn the way she believed in breathing. Three Alphas. One future. A love she never dared speak out loud because she didn't want to put it on them. Then the ceremony came. She woke up two days later in a stranger's cottage, broken and alone, while the pack was told she'd simply... left. Now, with her wolf barely breathing and her heart in pieces, Aelia has to figure out who she is when everything she built her world around turns out to be a lie. And why does the one person sitting in her corner happen to be an Alpha she's never met before? Some bonds break you. Some forge you into something stronger.

"Love doesn't discriminate between the sinners and the saints." - Leslie Odom Jr. Alpha Easton Hosea committed an unforgivable sin when he met his mate Leigh Ann Remington. Placing a sinister bet to take her virginity, he wins but at a heartbreaking cost especially when the video of their intimate moment together that he took surfaces leaving nothing to the imagination. Ruined and pregnant, Leigh Ann, the daughter of the perfect Alpha Remington, the strongest Alpha ever to grace their world with the largest pack is forced to mate with Easton. She is no one's first choice, being overweight and ignored. The mating process must be completed or her father wages war. Easton is forced to live with her and is intent on making her suffer while Leigh Ann has to find way to navigate the monster she'd let in. But as walls break, they might find out they were a perfect fit after all? But can forgiveness fix a shattered bond and all the devastating hurt he caused?

Wren falls in love before she understands what love can cost. Knox stays close enough to hurt her, never close enough to choose her, teaching her that longing can be cruel when it has no name. Years pass in avoidance and restraint, in almosts and maybes that rot into silence. By the time fate finally claims them, Wren has already learned how to live without him, and Knox has learned too late what it means to lose her without ever truly having her. The bond snaps into place like a sentence, not a gift. Love is no longer innocent. Forgiveness is not promised. But somewhere beneath the damage, something still aches to survive. This story is set in a universe where bonding and mating is commonplace. There is always a HEA ***this story explores mating bonds in humans as a cultural norm. There are no werewolves or supernatural beings in this world***

Liam and Lexi fall in love before they ever meet. When they see each other, the bond between them doesn't hesitate. It snaps into place-unmistakable, permanent, and consuming. A mating bond neither of them can deny. Their connection solidifies in pieces-voices in the dark, shared confessions, laughter that feels intimate. Liam chooses Lexi openly. He builds a life beside her, shares a bed, a home, a future that feels real in his hands. He loves her with devotion, with tenderness, with the certainty of someone who knows she is his. And still, Knox is always there. Knox is Liam's best friend, his brother in everything but blood, the one he has protected since childhood. For a long time, Knox's pain is loud and needy, and even as he begins to heal, Liam doesn't know how to stop making room for him. So he keeps inviting him in. Into their home. Into their routines. Into the quiet spaces where Lexi thought it would finally be just the two of them. Liam never sees it as choosing Knox over Lexi. To him, it's loyalty. Habit. Love that existed first. To Lexi, it feels like being mated-yet never fully alone with her mate. This is a story about a bond that is unbreakable-and a boundary that keeps being crossed. About loving someone who means well, but doesn't realize that presence can be a kind of betrayal. About learning that choosing your mate isn't a single decision. it's something you have to do every day, especially when the past keeps knocking at the door. ***this story explores mating bonds in humans as a cultural norm. There are no werewolves or supernatural beings in this world***

Marianna was never meant to be a pawn. When Kade enters her life, he does so with intention. A lie. Disowned by his powerful rival family, he uses Marianna to secure what he's been denied: access, protection, and her family's connections. Their relationship is supposed to be a strategy. A means to an end. Except Kade doesn't expect to fall in love with her. What begins as careful manipulation turns into something dangerously real. Stolen glances linger too long. Arguments end in confessions neither of them are ready to make. Every quiet moment chips away at the wall Kade built between who he is and who he's pretending to be. And threaded through it all is a bond that refuses to behave: distant, muted, wrong. Like it's waiting. Watching. Holding its breath. When Marianna finally learns who Kade really is, and why he chose her, the fallout is brutal. The truth detonates everything: her love, her trust, the future she thought she was choosing. She walks away shattered, furious, done. Whatever fragile thing existed between them is ashes in her hands. And that's when it happens. When Marianna has nothing left to give him, she's chosen herself. When she's finally, truly through, The bond snaps into place. The universe doesn't reward patience. It doesn't care about timing or forgiveness. It simply claims what it's owed, binding her to the man who betrayed her at the exact moment she no longer wants him. Betrayal was always part of the plan. Falling in love was not. And the bond? The bond has the worst sense of humor of all. ***this story explores mating bonds in humans as a cultural norm. There are no werewolves or supernatural beings in this world***