"Light up my darkness," he murmured against her bare flesh. His fingers trailed up her arm, leaving a blazing fire beneath them. His lips pressed softly against her shoulder and her eyes fluttered closed, accepting his touch. "Let go and I'll take away all of the pain." She desperately wanted to free herself from the torture of the heat, of the shift, of the sadness, but she pushed his firm chest away from her. She yearned to finally fulfill her place among the divine. She desired to guide and protect the species. She wished to eliminate the Challengers. The longer she endured the pain, the more power she would attain to help her fulfill her responsibilities. To the men who watched her ascend, it looked as if she was interacting with thin air, but she knew he was there with her. She smiled softly at him, caressing his cheek. "My Darkness, let the pain fester within me. I crave it." * The Betrayal is a part of The Marking Trilogy and cannot be read as a stand-alone book. The Marking must be read first.* Cover by @Finding_Bria

She doesnt know what she is but one thing she knows is that shes different, unique. Traumatized memories fill her mind in a endless loop, with questions on top of every challenge she has. Emily's true life has been taken away from her, her family, her strengths. Scars from the memories of death, life, love and blood. Can she live up the prophecy?

Can be read as a standalone but some plot concepts are related to Beta Mate. ****** Kiara, the daughter of a werewolf and human, discriminated for her parentage. Brandon, the Beta of Half Moon pack, respected for his parentage. Two people who couldn't be closer. All that changed when Kiara moved to the other side of the country. Now, five years later they meet again and this time, their bond bringing something more. What they don't know, Kiara isn't any normal werewolf, she is the auric wolf. The one from the age old prophecy. All secrets from the past will unveil, at the end, a threat to the werewolf realm. No rejection is featured in this story. I do not own the picture in the cover.