Ariette Clare just wishes she could be normal, for one single day of her life. Then maybe she would have friends who didn't talk about her behind her back, and she wouldn't be the butt of nearly every village joke there is. She wouldn't have to worry about how much her brother must hate her for what she puts him through, being the brother and only living family of the "freak child" that she is. She wouldn't have to sneak out at night to see the moonlight sparkling off the stream by her house in the forest. She could be free from everything. The thing is that though, that she won't ever be "normal". She may act just like a normal teenage girl, but being born with the abilities to manipulate fire and other more sinister things put a bit of a damper on ever being normal to society's standards. She was deemed less than human by the kingdom of Torva. (Not that they know the true extent of her powers.) Join Arie and her brother Harrison as they fight for the freedom of their people and to prove the "normal" people wrong. But what is "normal" when even those ruling the have a secret? Is "normal" really even a thing?

I knew the moment I saw them that it was over. After years of building a relationship with him, I found them here, carelessly making out in the woods. Just like that, something in my heart changed and I grabbed my phone. 'The answer is yes.' Highest rating #450 in romance #1 in cheaters

Light and Darkness. Land and Sea. Noise and Silence. Spring and Winter. All Balance. You have probably read a lot of rejection stories. Stories about rejection, abuse and broken-heart. They are so many stories about a wolf, mostly female, rejected by her pack, family, mate, all in that order. Unable to take the abuse, heartache and the humiliation she/he runs away to later return stronger, powerful and beta/alpha of a powerful pack. So not this story. So what makes this story so different? Well let's start with the similarities; 1. She is abused. 2. Runs away. 3. Joins a new pack. 4. She must return to where all the abuse started. Now let's start with the differences; 5. She does not return physically stronger or a badass assassin. 6. She remains an omega. A Queen omega. 7. She is crucial to the restoration of the werewolf balance between man and beast. 8. She has absolutely no interest in doing so. For centuries, the whispers of the history of wolves have been passed down from mouth to mouth. Wolves, alpha and omega, dominating and submissive lived together in a perfect balance. Then as years passed, the secrets were ignored and forgotten. The omegas started to become detestable in the eyes of the more physical powerful wolves. After an omega gave up the secrets of his pack to hunters after being under intense torture an intense infanticide and genocide began. Enslaving and killing all wolves deemed weak, disturbing the balance. The physically powerful wolves have no doubt become stronger and powerful, but it comes at great price. They are slowly losing their minds and their internal peace. Now 2/3 of the werewolf population desperately need the help of the queen called Cel Blând. Romanian for The Gentle One. That would be relatively easy except that the Gentle One and her pack have absolutely no intention of aiding the people who have tortured and enslaved and killed so many of their kind simply for being thought of as "weak".

The Eden sisters wanted nothing more than to start over, especially Kaelani. Losing three members of their family so close together caused her to shut everyone out for so long. Until her sisters agreed to leave town. The place they grew up. Kaelani began to feel happier as she blended in with the townspeople, as much as she possibly could. But as she began befriending a strange trio. Secrets began to unravel. And a certain Alpha crashed his way into her life.

A classic tale of rejection, myth, and action. Sophia's initial story may be bland, but as she grows into her true self; All hell breaks loose. Will the mysteries behind her odd color patterns be revealed as good? Or bad? Or perhaps, her greatest question still lies unasked? After all, what is so great about mates anyway?