Redwood is just like any average small town in the backwoods of Vancouver, but with one twist; the entire population are shifters, an advanced species of humans who have heightened senses and the ability to take the form of wolves. They are led by their Alpha, Gabriel Merrick, who took over the position after the death of his parents. Gabriel's younger sister, Charlotte, has sworn off love after seeing what it did to her father after her mother's death. But what happens upon her return home to Redwood after being away for the past five years when she meets a tall dark Irish stranger with a cocky attitude and an irresistible smirk who is linked to Redwood in ways she wasn't expecting?

Years after a brutal war left humanity subjugated by vampires, King Nathaniel Bryce seeks to find his Queen among one hundred human girls through an elaborate and expensive pageant. The prize? Immortality. Avery Crawford doesn't care about being immortal, and she certainly doesn't want to marry King Nathaniel, handsome as he may be. Unfortunately, everyone around her disagrees. Thrust unwillingly into the decadent and deadly contest, Avery must conquer challenges, enemies, and her own conflicted heart.

For centuries werewolves have lived in pure secret. Then the secret breaks. What follows next is fear, betrayal, and a world that cannot look away. *** The line started moving and I could feel myself growing increasingly anxious. Green light after green light, there was only one more person in front of me and it was my best friend. It didn't take long for the next two stations to open up and we slowly made our way over together. "Name?" The doctor asked monotonously. She had probably done hundreds of these tests today and nothing had changed. My heart was racing as I tried to breathe calmly, "Lia Deliz." She crossed my name off the list and barely even looked at me. "Please hold out your left arm so I can draw some blood." I obeyed. Everything happened in slow motion. She dabbed an alcohol wipe on my skin, inserted the tiny needle for four seconds, and placed it into the machine to read my blood. Please don't do this. Please don't work. My worst nightmare was happening right before me and I couldn't do anything to stop it. Everyone was watching, everyone would see what I really was. The light flashed red. "Miss Deliz?" The doctor's voice shook but I already knew what she was going to say, "It's positive." *** 4th in series | can be read as a standalone

"Who was your first kiss?" Ares asked very seriously and my face started reddening. "I. . . haven't been kissed. Yet." I looked away as I didn't have the courage to meet his eyes and admit this. "Why not?" Why was he asking me this? "You obviously know why. I'm average, I'm just a normal girl." I was interrupted by an impatient scoff. "That's not why." "Fine, you tell me why." I retorted but instantly regretted it. He was going to tell me that I wasn't pretty enough or that I wasn't interesting enough or- "You were waiting." *** "My jaw is on the floor!!! I'm so sad it's over" -AlexysZor-El "Honestly one of the best wattpad books I've read" -baebae_blue_hair "This was the first story I've ever read on Wattpad. That's how I fell in love with this app. Thank you author!" -inaffetss *** Highest Rankings | #2 in Werewolf | #1 in Fiction Translated into 5 languages

"When will you accept me?'' Lucian murmured against my skin. The wonderful feeling only grew as he stepped closer, the thick muscles between our layers of clothing pressing against my back. He dipped his head. I could feel his lips against my ear when he spoke. "When, Victoria? I am tired of fighting with you. I know you want me just as much as I want you. Admit it." I couldn't. "Admit it, Victoria!'' Lucian's voice went deep when he raised it. Goosebumps prickled my entire body as he whirled me around so that we were face-to-face. I exhaled softly, hating the dominant position he had over me. Lucian wretched my chin up. His eyes were burning with a lustful smolder. "No." Oh, I would definitely get myself killed tonight. I knew my defiance was angering him further but saying I wanted Lucian would mean I was accepting defeat. And I didn't do that. Love was a game and I was determined to win it.

Beautiful cover created by My_Sweet_Paradise She has Leukemia. He is an underground fighter. He is fighting to be free from his past. She is fighting to live.

After a tragic accident that leaves young Lucas Donovan mute, he has to find a way to cope with his new life, while becoming Alpha at the same time. He never wanted to be Alpha. He was never supposed to be. But when his parents and older brother die when he is only fourteen years old, the Cipher pack is passed to him. As the years go on and frustrations rise, Lucas Donovan's only chance at maintaining the pack he never wanted, is to find his mate. Mae Matthews is loved by everyone around her. She is spoiled and cherished. She knows of her parents story. She's heard of the horror her family had to go through by an evil man named Castor. But that never dulled the light inside of her. Mae always saw the world in a different perspective. She always saw the good, rather than the bad. But when Lucas Donovan, the tragic man himself, claims to be her mate, she struggles to find the good in the situation.

*This book is published! This is only partial!!* After a fighting accident, Landon Matthews loses his sight. At the age of sixteen, with his father murdered, he has to take up the position of Alpha of the Shadow Pack. Not being able to see proves to be difficult for someone with such authority. Landon grows cold and angry, frustrated with his disability. Because how can you find your mate when you can't even look into her eyes? Lana Pierce, on the run from her abusive Alpha and corrupted home, stumbles onto the Shadow Pack's territory. She had heard of the gruesome stories of the disabled Alpha. She knew he was cruel and ruthless. She knew she was going to die for stepping foot on their land. What she didn't know was how completely wrong she was. How hard can it be to tell someone you're their mate, when they can't see for themselves? Very hard.