In the heart of Japan during wartime, Akira-Lee Yuki wants to bring honor to her family. She is not one to think of marrying, but if that brings honor, so be it. Only thing is, she has a problem that tosses her honor out the window. To restore it, she joins the men's army to help her country in a time of need, though, women were not permitted to battle. That would bring honor, right? Highest Ranking: #449 in Action! 10/04/2016. Winner of Le Book Award for Best Action/Adventure and Le Book Award for Rising Star! Winner of the WIA one year awards in first place for Action! Winner of the Fiction Genres Unite Awards for Best Action! 1st place winner in the Action category of the Shoot for the Stars Awards! 2nd place winner for Action in the True Color Awards! 2nd place winner in the Phoenix Awards! 3rd place winner of the Undiscovered Writers Awards in Action! Featured on @Undiscoveredbooks and @_Once_Upon reading lists! Copyright 2016 Beautiful cover by @AAKhan!

A male who have lived for centuries, a female who survived for twenty years. *** When Annabelle Fallon ran away from her abusive 'mate', following only her instincts for directions, she got lost and ended up in the most feared territory of the supernatural world. What would she do when the infamous Pack Leader Renato Athanasios claims that she is his mate? Having lived alone for centuries, Renato had given up in the hopes of ever finding his mate. But when he found out that he is blessed with a vulnerable, weak and fragile mate, what would he do? With a horrible past catching up to them, Annabelle has to learn to trust again and Renato have to mend the broken pieces of her heart and soul - or doom themselves. ***** Do not read if you're not a fan of cliches. But its not THAT cliche though, I promise, kind of *cheeky grin* VERY SLOW UPDATES

"What is that?" I asked, turning my gaze to the white box on the end table. He pulled back and reached for it, picking it up by the knot and depositing it into my open hands. "Dessert. You made no mention of it on the phone, so I thought I would bring something." "Oh, thank you!" My sweet tooth agreed with his genius idea, and I closed the apartment door before taking the box to the counter, Gabriel in tow. I reached for scissors and cut the ribbon, and opened the box to peek inside. Cheesecake, I identified. Smothered in chocolate. My stomach grumbled in appreciation, and I felt the brief but powerful impulse to simply skip the lasagna part of dinner and dive right into this mess of calories and chocolaty goodness. "If you have to bring something to a girl, bring chocolate or wine," I said with approval, and looked up to find Gabriel standing right behind me. He smirked. "No flowers?" "Not unless you did something wrong." I shook my head. "Chocolate is better."