Just when Claire and Nate think the greatest danger has passed, an ancient evil threatens to destroy their bond, their pack, and the future of all werewolves. ***** Claire Masters is not usually one to give up. She's strong, loyal, and protective of what's hers, regardless of the cost. But with her pack still struggling to accept her, both as their Alpha Female and their Queen, she and her mate are forced to stay constantly on guard -- even when the bloody gift she finds on their porch is likely just a harmless prank. Except, this time, she's wrong...it's not the work of the pack. It's something much darker. Something that won't let the past get left behind. [[Word count: 70,000-80,000 words]] Sequel to "Dominantly Yours" / Cannot be read as a standalone

As an Omega, the lowest-rank werewolf in any pack, Claire is confident her smoking hot Alpha can't be her mate. But she's wrong -- not just about him, but also about her place in the werewolf world. ***** Adopted into a family of Omegas, the lowest-ranking werewolves in the Mistwood Valley pack, eighteen-year-old Claire Masters is more concerned with her schoolwork and her adorable little brother than pandering to pack politics. But when Nathanial Groves, the pack's inescapably attractive Alpha, steps into her life, her entire world is thrown into disarray. Because Claire can't help feeling drawn to him -- irresistibly so -- and it's distracting her from the growing danger looming over her town and her family. A mate is the last thing she has time for, but can Nate be ignored? [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]]

"Oh big bad Danny is scaring sweet, little innocent Madeline because she can't handle the truth. Well here is the truth Princess, to be your hero, I have to be other peoples villian." "I don't understand...."

Basically a dream I had. The next morning I decided to write it down.

"Life asked Death, 'Why do people love me, but hate you?' Death responded, 'Because you are a beautiful lie and I am a painful truth.'" Everything in the small town of Crystalston has been the same for years. Same people, same old shops, same old high school. Until Halloween, everything was normal. Zoë Brady is a believer in many things, and Kol Donovan isn't one of them. They have been at each other's necks since the day they were born (give or take a few years). All she wants is a normal, peaceful life. But an ancient ritual done by the towns people will determine for Zoë what her new meaning of a normal life will be. Kol Donovan is about as skeptical as they get. Hoping on leaving the small town of Crystalston, and it's witches and warlocks forever. But the town isn't getting losing Kol that easily. Now Zoë has to find out where exactly she stands in Crystalston. And Kol has to find his way out of Crystalston. The only way either of them can accomplish each of their goals is to help the other out. Piece of cake, right? Except when you have two stubborn, willful people as sworn enemies. (first draft)

Alex day has always been a happy go lucky kid but while staying with his best friend he starts noticing a strange girl in the house and in the woods, strange carvings appearing in the walls that they couldnt explain they didnt even want to know about the ritual objects they where finding in the basment.

YOU MESS WITH ONE OF THE THREE, YOU MESS WITH THEM ALL. When a powerful knight joins forces with the Covenant, time grows short for the races of shapeshifters. Three ancient spirits inadvertently started the war. And three must end it. The wolf has joined the ranks. So has the raven. But where is that feisty, reclusive dragon? With allies young and old searching high and low for the third spirit, can they find them in time? Can they put aside their differences to defeat this deadly foe? And how will they deal with the truth about who the knight really is? *** #170 in Fantasy - Feb 2, 2018 The Elimination Awards Finalist (5th Place) - July 2017 *** © 2017 by K.V. Wilson. Cover © 2024 by Getcovers (getcovers.com). All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the author.