He'd trained her. Prepared her for this in his own way. She believed his words. Dmitri had been her world world... until he wasn't. One adventure had led her to finally finding a family, one she was willing to go to any lengths to protect should anyone cross her. But how do you fight a war you didn't even know you were a part of? One you were engineered to end? But she wouldn't be anyones tool. The second book in Faith's journey.

Rose Kidman is what people refer to as nice, naive, too kind, too trusting and basically a doormat, but she finds nothing wrong with that. Of course it doesn't help to have people constantly telling her that she's going to end up in trouble because of these traits, but she still chooses to be who she is. After doing something even she knows was a colossal mistake, she decides that perhaps it's time to leave behind her life in Denver. An opportunity meets her on a flight and before she knows it, she's established a life in San Francisco. She loves teaching children, but she never saw home school teaching as an option, until she meets Grace Black. The little girl is shunned from society because of the supposed sins of her father, something that strikes a chord with Rose. It doesn't take her long to form a connection with the little girl, and she makes a promise that she won't do any research on her father, Olivier Black. Despite the warnings against associating with Grace, Rose gets even closer to the girl. Until she meets Olivier. The man is obsessed with giving her black roses, and as much as she tries to deny it, there's something about him that rattles her very existence. She chooses to trust what she is told only by him and follows her heart. Soon she finds herself in a whirlwind of a life she never dreamed to live. But, has her trust gone too far this time? Can she live with everything she ends up finding out?

#93 in Werewolf 4/26/2017 #1 in Werewolf 1/9/2020 Cassie has spent her whole life fighting. Fighting for attention from her emotionally absent father in the aftermath of her mother's death. Fighting to stay sane in an abusive relationship with her husband Jason, and fighting to keep all these things from affecting her sarcastic, no bullshit attitude, but her life was starting to wear her down, and she had to get away. Now after she fought her way free from her old life, and moved to a quiet small town in Montana, she thinks she can finally relax. Maybe her life will finally take a turn for the better. She's made some friends, has a job, and her own little apartment. She even met a sexy cop, who has shown more than a little interest in her. But when she is attacked one night on her way home she enters into a war between creatures that she's only seen on TV or read about in books. Cassie doesn't know how to handle this new life she has been given, or the infuriating man who comes with it. Cassie has been a fighter her whole life, but this is one fight she's not sure she'll survive.

New house, new life, new start. Lucinda Cartwright's life was thrown into chaos after her father and step mother died. She became the sole provider for her younger sister, Mary-Beth in a single moment. Uncertainty cloaked her and she decided that moving across country would help them have a fresh start. Twin Peaks was a quaint and friendly town that seemed very welcoming and accepting of Lucinda and her sister but there are dark secrets in these parts. She will discover that beasts walk with the mortals and when the bodies start to pile up, the fingers start to point towards Callum Wolfe. The man who Lucinda finds herself inexplicably drawn to. Attempting to figure out who is behind the brutal murders, Lucinda and Callum struggle to clear his name and keep the people they care about alive. Lines will be drawn, stones will be thrown, and Lucinda will discover quickly that evil is sometimes lurking right beneath the skin. Cover by @Pananabels

"All my life all wanted was to find a small somewhere I can call home, A somewhere I would belong, but now......." "You belong here with me, your home is where I'm............, you're MINE, and I'm not letting you go not now, not ever" Tisha is an orphan, who lived in a shitty orphanage. The only family she considered was , an old widower living few blocks away from the orphanage who she have been taking care for 4 years. When Charles dies two days before her 18th birthday, his lawyer give her Charles's last letter for her, which says he left her all the money in his account and a house in a small town Winter-Woods Winter-Woods was a small town, on the other side of the country 400 miles away from the big city, surrounded by dark and dangerous woods and also many rumours, which keeps outsiders from entering the town.

She knew that this marriage was nothing but a business deal. A deal which she had to agree to, upon obligation. For her parents, family legacy and of course the million dollar business empire. She knew he didn't love her, he didn't desire her, there were probably millions of other willing women he took home daily. And she also knew what kind of a man-slut he is, but still, she couldn't help it. Falling for her husband. He didn't want to give up his bachelorhood yet. He was too young for that. He didn't need a wife, or a marriage, never did and never will. He didn't believe in 'one woman man' concept. But he couldn't help it. Whenever she smiled at him, or the way her eyes light up every time he did something minimalist for her. Her kindness, childishness, her pure heart, everything pulled him towards her like a magnet. He was falling for her. Hard. Though there was love, fire and passion, they couldn't bring themselves to each other. Why? What's the reason they couldn't embrace each other? Read the story to find out.

Chapter 24

Leah never thought that aliens could exist in the form of angels until government officials' barged into her Astronomy class one day to speak to her professor. She was sitting by the hallway and she could overhear their conversation. They spoke of a man with wings that sounded all too familiar. Entranced by their conversation, Leah stood up abruptly and blurted out a name. Little did she know that her action had caught the attention of not only her classmates and teacher, but also the government officials. And when they asked her to elaborate on how she knew the strange man's name, she answered that she had dreamed of him. They had all spared one glance at each other before forcing Leah into one of their black SUVs. They took her away, far away, to the man with wings who awaited her. It was then that Leah's life would change forever.

She grew up in a world different from his. While he conquered battles, she read books and studied history. While he led an entire pack of wolves, she drowned in knowledge about the realm they live in. While lives hang in his shoulder, she was taught not to associate with any of his kind. But they knew all too well to know that fate does not work like that, and people who are destined for one another, will meet no matter how big the differences between them are. --