Book 1 of The Fae. Harmony is a woman who grew up believing in fairies and knowing she was blessed by the fae. Hatch is a man who grew up believing in nothing except the deceitfulness of women. Harmony thought she and Hatch had a magical connection until he betrayed her over a misunderstanding, and she discovered pain like she never knew. And a tiny little blessing that came out of it. When Hatch realizes Harmony's daughter is his, can he ever make up for not believing in her?

He smirks. "Fine." And with that said, he shoves the detention slip down his pants, never breaking eye contact with me. Then he gives me a grin and even decides to tap his crotch. "Come and get it." (ROMANCE/HUMOR! Promise its worth the read.) WARNING: A LOT OF SWEARING [CURRENTLY BEING REWRITTEN. READ CHAPTER 12 FOR MORE INFO]

After 7 years of captivity and torture, Brianna is freed and returns home. Everything has changed. Including Max, her soulmate. Home isn't home anymore and it's clear Brianna doesn't below. Brianna never thought that her new life to be harder than the one she escaped from. Cover by Athelas_

I was always told once you find your mate, everything was up hill from then on. Did anyone ever-EVER- think that a mate could be selfish, cruel, and heartless towards their other half? Could anyone have prepared a young girl to be heartbroken? To have her mate, who she was supposed to love, cherish, grow old with, think her older sister was prettier? Just because she was 16, had breasts, and more experienced? Even though her sister was a dormant wolf. This is how I was chosen second behind my sister, again. How my own Alpha’s son couldn’t even accept me as his mate. How he couldn’t even think about his own mate’s feelings, or how it might hurt her. How he used his very little Alpha command on his own mate to keep her quiet. How he told me I was never going to be good enough for him. This is how my own mate gave me heartache, try to kill me, banish me… and how this all led to love.

Rainie Harper was like every other wolf who dreamed of finding her mate. A mate who loved her and made her smile with every word he spoke. A mate who would always be there with a hand to brush her tears away and open arms that felt like home. Rainie did not expect to discover that her mate was none other than Mason Vermont. The school's very own jerk. Everyone knew what he was like. He was not only a player, but a heartbreaker. Mason doesn't want a mate and he certainly doesn't want Rainie. So he does the only thing he knows he can - he rejects her.