She is single and never had a single boyfriend in all of her twenty-four years of living. However, fate has decided to change that fact of hers by sending her a man, literally. When six foot five man appeares in her backyard all of a sudden, hunting for cockroaches for his dinner by her bushes, she meddles right in, faintly shouting at the clueless man who just stares at her like she's a crazy cat lady. With not much of a choice on her hands and the tiny winsy sympathy and humanity she has in her, Adelaide "Addy" Jacobs has no other choices but to take the man in her care for days which then turns to months. Having no clue on how to take care of a clueless grown man in her care, Addy tries her best to fend for the man she calls Tarzan.

Annabel McGromery is fragile. Small, quiet, and sweet, she stumbles upon the unfortunate presence of Blade Black. Blade is viscous, and nothing will change that. But when he finds his mate, and kidnaps her, can the sweet, fragile girl find it in her to escape? Maybe even hurt some people? Or, if she stays, can she accept Blade's ways? Not to mention she's a cat loving human among the werewolves.

He was powerful. He was terrifying. Said to be cruel and unjust. Terrifyingly possessive. He had the world, but to him she was his world. There was nothing he wouldn't do for his miraculum.

Maksim Lukin is a deadly Russian wolf with a need to stay isolated. AnnaLee McBride is an innocent human girl with a heart of gold. At first glance, their story may seem unoriginal, perhaps cliche. But you know what they say... Don't judge a book by it's cover. ****** I wrote most of this story when I was 16. Don't judge it too harshly. It was my first time trying to write an actual book.

To the world he was a beast but for her he would do anything. He could have the world but all he wanted was her. They say the things we want most are the things we can't have. For she was so afraid of him that even the thought of him could have her running for the hills. Little did she know that she was the only one who didn't have to be afraid of him. Credits for the cover go to @Chatachino for the amazing cover.