Andrew Kai Scott has always wanted a mate. Someone who was going to take him away from the struggles he faces everyday due to his pack. When he finally meets his mate, he's happy and excited about the life he was going to have with the future Alpha, Matthew Lot Bennett. What was supposed to be a happily ever after turned into a nightmare when his mate rejects him and the Alpha banishes him from the pack 10 years later, he's back and he's not the same push over he once was. Read and find out what happens when things unveil before his eyes. Would he forgive those who done him wrong or will his hate overcome him?

Ted and his family moved to the US because of their parents separating. Being new in high school, and a nerd, he thought he would get bullied. He is surprised when it's the opposite and he ends getting liked by a lot of people including the leader of the bullies. Meanwhile, his brother Ben is also struggling with his emotions and sexuality. Seems like a new environment is helping the entire family figure out who they are. (It's good, I promise. But just keep your standards low because this is my first book and I wrote it when I was like 12.)

What are we without flesh and blood? Are we nothing but a beating heart in a ribcage, a marching soul inevitably leading to our demise? Or are we here as a test of loyalty to our God, a God we do not know but must trust? And without this trust, we will be punished indefinitely for questioning his divinity. And what is a sheep without his shepherd? Without God, are we nothing but sheep led astray? How will we be guided to the light without a shepherd on earth? Should we trust our shepherd to tell us the truth? Or will we be covered in the blood of the lamb? A shepherd with blood on his hands could infect his flock with poison. And with this poison, he has control. And to Luke, this poison is all he knows. His seventeen years of life have been devoted to nothing else but God. He wakes up, goes to school or church, and sleeps; rinse and repeat. There is no place or time for anything else in his life, such as television, going out with friends, or discovering new hobbies. His father, Pastor Ivy, ensures this. His life purpose will be to serve the Lord and nothing else. A purpose that Luke believes is the right way. What else would there be to life? He hadn't questioned this until he met Gabriel, a man who was the complete opposite of him. A man who was strong in his sense of self. A man who didn't bow to anyone or anything and stood firm in his beliefs in The Church of Satan. A man who Luke feared. But also a man who felt like home to him.