Now 17,Cute and quirky Hazel has been looking for her mate for just over a year and has realised he's obviously not in her home city NewYork. In order to help her find her mate,her and her mom move to the wolf infested streets of Vancouver. After leaving her pack in NewYork Hazel is temporarily a rouge,making her a huge target for the local pack. Rouges are seen as dirty by any Alpha but to Joshua parks,Alpha of the Blue Crescent pack they are scum. Sensing a new rouge on campus,Joshua is determined to end it's life then and there. It's only when he looks into the eyes of Hazel Jones that he knows he can't kill her. The two find out many truths together as well as experiencing things only true mates would appreciate. Love between 2 humans is wonderful but matehood between 2 wolves is sacred.

Every June From 1993 to 2003, there was an epidemic of children that were born with these unexplainable gifts in New York City. Why was it only in June for only ten years? No one really knew, but when they were born, they were all left by their parents, because nobody wanted a child that was born in the "Mutant Baby Epidemic". Normal people decided that we needed a whole generation named after us, even though we were all born in different years. They called us the Irregularities, and it stuck pretty well. My name is Ryan Rivera. I'm 26 years old, and I live in New York City. My birthday is on June 1, 1993. I was the first Irregularity. After I was born, there were only 21 others that were born into the Irregularities. Not a whole lot of us. When we were born and left by our parents, we were put into regular orphanages. But the staff couldn't endure our abilities. So, they made an orphanage for us in 2006, no staff worked there, it was just a house big enough to fit us all. We were shipped food every week to keep us fed and new clothes every month so we could give our old ones to the younger kids, then throw them out when everyone was grown out of them. But in 2011, our home was raided by the government. They said they couldn't take care of us anymore, so everyone 16 and older were given apartments to live in and a resume to get a job. The world wouldn't know of our powers. everyone else 15 and under were put into regular orphanages and foster homes. I was put into an apartment in Queens, and I never heard from any of the others again. That's our history And this is our story

Julabee Mendoza is forced to move from SanFrancisco, California, to Ontario, Canada so her father can pursue the dream of building a successful construction company. She's moved around all her life, but this time it was different. She's left everything behind: her friends, her boyfriend, her family, and her life. While starting her new life, she meets new people and experiences different things. She befriends people who are like her, people who are dangerous, and people who have secrets. Through her last two years in high school and her starting years in college, Julabee goes through ups, downs, and even sideways, trying to have a normal life.