Rochelle has moved multiple times after her mother's passing due to her father's suffering of his loss. After finding a new job in the city of Black Forest, Colorado, Rocky has yet to endure another new school, new town, new life. But something about this town seems a bit different than the others. The people at her school speak in a different manner and they seem to have this aura as if they are different themselves. Inhuman. As Rocky is pulled into a mystical world of werewolves, she never once dreamed of finding out that she is not only the mate of a werewolf, she is the mate of the soon to be Alpha. *Completed in 2013* Copyright © 2013 | All Rights Reserved | Amber McClain

its the sequal to my vampire prince. alpha wolves this, alpha wolves that, it is what my parents keep blabbing on about. i love them to death but they are such in an eager rush to find my mate, who will most likely be an alpha wolf, but they dont even care that i dont want a mate right now. we have travled weeks at a time to go to packs that their alphas dont have mates or such but like the packs before they weren't my mate. we had to cut our traveling short when my dad was 'asked' to go to the supernatural world to help out with a royal werewolf pack. i of course was dragged along since my parents didnt want to leave me behind. i find out some interesting secrets about a girl named willow johnson, and the distruction of the vampire society that started 18 years ago, around the time i was born. read and find out just what will happen with Grace.

***WARNING*** This is the second novel for 'The Human Mate'. I personally recommend that you read that one first before you proceed to reading this one. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It's been two years since Rochelle James left the Black Forest Pack behind to start off a new life in New Jersey as a nurse, just like her mother did. Despite the constant pain that envelops her chest from that day, she still carries on assisting the elderly and helping out Dr. Bret Thompson at the Lincroft Senior Home. After escaping the life of werewolves and her mate, she never once expected that she would blindly enter a new territory where the Alpha of the Lincroft Pack has his eyes set solely on her, and for a very good reason. Copyright © 2013 | All Rights Reserved | Amber McClain *Author's Note: Slow updates. Just a fair warning. :) *

- "What's wrong, gatia? You're too pale," he said softly, using one hand to brush my hair from my forehead. I happily basked in his touch, feeling comforted already. "I... uh," I trailed off quietly, not really wanting to say. I was suddenly worried of him thinking I was insane. Biting my lip and looking down at the ground, I took a deep breath. "I just... didn't feel c-comfortable. L-like someone was...w-watching me," I stumbled out pathetically, internally wincing. "Like... h-he was watching m-me," I added almost silently, the words slipping out almost without my permission. Almost instantly, his arms wrapped tightly around me as he tugged me into his very bare and warm chest, hunching over my protectively. I felt his chest vibrate as he let out a small growl, but instead of terrifying me like it should, it made me sigh in comfort. "You never have to worry about him, sweetheart, I promise." He softly purred, his voice still sounding rough even as he tried to lighten it. I liked the rougher part of his voice; it made me feel even more protected. "As long as I'm around, he'll never hurt you again; and I don't plan on going anywhere or letting you go anytime soon." - In a world where vampires and werewolves are very much real, Emily is stuck right in the middle. She was barely kindergarten age when she was kidnapped by a strong vampire coven. They stole everything from her and their main leader, Christien, quickly became obsessed with her; his favorite prize. But what's a vampire to do when a powerful alpha werewolf, Anton, saves his possesion? What's a poor Emily to do when that werewolf turns out to be her mate? Let's just say that Chrisiten isn't about to give up easily; but neither is Anton.