Koa is sick of being an omega. The alphas in his pack treat his kind as objects solely for breeding and pleasure. He does everything to protect his son, Oliver, and prevent the little boy from becoming like the alphas he despises. But when the cruel Alpha Zacan discovers that he is Oliver's father, Koa knows he must flee. For Cyrus, the new Alpha of the Nightshade pack, it was just a mission. He never expected to find his mate, an omega with a child running from a dark past and even darker forces. But Cyrus's mate fears him, loathes him for being an alpha. How can Cyrus show Koa that he's different than the rest? [mature/sexual content] - for ages 18+

Ash Willow is the outcast of his pack, the omega runt abused by his stepfather, the head Alpha. Daemon Steele is an alpha of the enemy pack with a violent streak. He's stubborn and cold hearted, he doesn't believe in mates. So what happens when he finds the little omega who ran away from home? Why does he feel drawn to him, despite the mistrust of Ash who comes from the enemy pack? And why does he let this omega keep prying his way into his heart, no matter how much he tries to push him away? Disclaimer: abuse, sexual content, dark/ mature themes

***This book will be unpublished in Wattpad on May 31, 2024. Starting June 1, 2024, it will be available for loan through the Kindle Unlimited library or to purchase on Amazon as an ebook, paperback, or hardcover. I will leave up the chapters so you can leave/read the comments and view the photo collages.*** Thoreau Jones, 15, has had a terrible life since his older brother Emerson left Gray Shadows. His parents, the alpha and luna of the pack, constantly remind him that it's his fault Emerson took off, just like it's his fault for being "retarded." His only friend, Binda, tries to tell him otherwise, but he knows the truth. If his brain wasn't so broken, Emerson would have stayed, and Mommy Daddy wouldn't have to "fix" him every day or keep him locked in a cage in the attic. When his parents finally give up on him, they ship him off to Five Fangs with the warning that Emerson will either keep him or kill him. Thoreau knows his brother won't want him and can only hope that his death will be quick. After all, if he's so broken that even his parents can't love him, it's probably for the best. However, it isn't death that awaits our sweet boy at Five Fangs, and the Moon Goddess has more blessings in store for him than he could have ever imagined... ***Copyrighted and all rights reserved. Do not steal this story and post on any other website, platform, or application.