Hi, guys, this is my first book and I've thought about this for a long long time and put my book together hope you guys like it :) "Please don't be alarmed, you are not here alone, your pack has also accompanied you here, only with all your unmated females and males. We are hosting a ball for those who haven't yet found their mate. Packs from across the country have come in hopes to find their mate and have an amazing time." She sat with posture on the bed, took my hand in hers, seated me next to her and continued. "The reason you cannot remember anything is because you drank a special herbal drink, which erases your memories of how you travelled here and the route you took. For your safety as well as my pack. We have a great deal of foes and rouges who are not on the best terms with us. I will explain more to later but I am in a rush and need to meet my mother before breakfast. I hope to see you downstairs and your clothes have already been sorted in your wardrobe past the bathroom. Bye for now." She dashed out of the room like lightening before I could speak another word. -Hey guys its me again!!! OH MY GOD!! This book needs some serious editing. Hope you all will love and support this book. Please comment, vote, and share. Love CrazyStupidMixer

Westley Vincent James Jr. had been in a Spanish street gang, graduated to Los Santos gang when he returned to Cuba and now finds himself at odds with the world of his father in Canada. He has trouble with authority, no clue what he wants from his future and can only be sure of one thing, the new dance teacher Ms. Avery, makes something inside his chest hurt with the need to hold her. She's just supposed to be the substitute dance teacher and his calculus tutor, but what happens when West wants her to be something more?

In a desperate attempt to secure a roof over her younger sister's head, nineteen year old Allie Winthrop takes a job that no one else seemed too eager to apply for. The job is a maid position for a well to do family who had made a fortune in both the ranching and railroad industries. Her bosses, Mr. and Mrs. Treadwell, aren't exactly the friendliest of people. Pure snobs truly is what they are, but Allie is used to being looked down on by the wealthy. All she cares about is that the jobs pays well and offers room and board to not only her but her sister, Amelia. The Treadwell's had even agreed to allow Amelia to get schooling from the woman they employed to teach their own children. Life with the Treadwell's is better than the life that Allie and Amelia had known before and Allie feels content and secure until Amelia starts speaking of a man in the attic. Spurred by her sisters stories and by the Treadwell's startling reactions to her questions about the attic, Allie decides to take a look for herself. What she discovers there will change her life forever.