A fabled wall, marking the territory of the werewolves and adorned with the severed skull of a once great alpha, stands between Natalya and her prey. When she finds the body of Anesa, her beloved mentor, she is determined to hunt down the vampire responsible. Crossing the border into Claw Haven to follow him is sacrilege though, and the undead werewolves whose skeletal bodies wane and wax with the moon are more terrifying than the vampire she seeks. But there she meets Voren, a werewolf who is a living contradiction to everything she has been led to believe. Her journey into the lives of the pack entwines her and Voren's fates with that of a master vampire's: Arkadith. Defeating him may lift Voren's curse and bring peace to Valwood and Claw Haven, but Arkadith is determined to bring an end to this vampire huntress as well... Thank you to katerin1018 for the amazing book trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTpc3J4SDbc&feature=youtu.be The full novel is now available on eBook and paperback on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Veil-Jessica-Majzner-ebook/dp/B01G9JAB36/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1465353000&sr=8-6&keywords=beyond+the+veil

The entire American landmass, from Canada to South America, is being taken over by one Pack. The Alpha Kale either wipes out each Pack or takes it over. This kind of warefare hasn’t been for hundreds of years. Alphas and their families destroyed. Other supernatural species are being hunted down. Julia killed an Alpha when she was sixteen, the same year she got pregnant, which more or less guaranteed that she'd become Alpha by the time she was twenty five. Because the Elders believed she was too childish, too young, too inexperienced, she's been training in secret to become the future Alpha of one of the smallest Packs in the world. She's still a little childish, a little stubborn, passionate, and has temper issues but loves the idea of free love and peace. Sort of. Except that what her Pack is facing now is going to go against everything she wants to achieve for her Pack. Being in Australia, the effects of what her husband's uncle, Kale, is doing isn't felt quite as strongly. They are realistically too small to stop him, at least at first, but it won't be long before he comes for the only Pack that ever escaped his fighters. And on top of that, she's mama to two six year olds and two four year olds, married to two men who are impossible, and has to somehow accept that her kids are already starting school when she really hasn't grown up herself. Julia hasn't quite grown up herself or really come to terms with this powerful position she found herself in by accident. Hasn't quite settled into her new life as Alpha-in-training. But with the Pack's survival resting on Julia now... It's going to be a busy year.

Quirky, A fun embarrassment to be in public with, loud, overly sarcastic, the list goes on. Katherine is just one of those people. She is fond of meeting new people, as long as they introduce first. She tends to be stubborn, but in her mind, for all the right reasons. As a newly seventeen year old girl, she has set goals for herself. More than anything she wants to get into an ivy league school, she wants to do something reckless, as she has never done anything of the sorts before, and lastly, an undying relationship. Harsh, rude, a 'used to be' threat to public, and quiet all describe Bash. He hates meeting new people, as it was new people that landed him in the juvenile detention center. All he wants is to leave juvenile detention and he couldn't care less about any other pesky thing/person.

"So, I'm hearing voices again. Do you think that's normal? Sometimes they're really loud, but I still can't understand what they're saying. It's as though my ears are plugged with water. Do you think I'm crazy? I'm positive I've read something that said hearing voices is a sign of going crazy. But I'm not really hearing them, right? Does it count if the voices are muffled? Maybe I'm not fully crazy, then. I don't know. I hope I'm not going crazy. I'm sorry for asking you all these questions. It must be bothering you with how much I look to you for answers. It's not as though you write my life, or anything, haha. Wouldn't it be strange, though? To find out that your whole life is just a written script? I like to believe that if my life were to be written by someone, then God would be the author. Oh, damn! I forgot that you weren't religious. I'm not trying to shove God down your throat or anything. I just like to show my beliefs in Him. Anyway, I hope you respond soon. It's been days since you've responded. I hope you're not giving up on me. I can be a good friend, I know I can. Well, I miss you, Erin. Hope everything's going great! x. Gregory." *Mature due to language, just to be safe*