Kacie was just an ordinary, sweet, and innocent 17 year old girl. Jackson is your typical popular bad boy. He would always bully Kacie ever since they were in first grade. What happens when Jackson leaves their hometown and Kacie becomes more confident and more beautiful. How will Kacie feel when Jackson comes back? Why is Jackson being overly possessive of her? But most of all why is Kacie tied up in a room that belongs to the bad boy himself?

⚠️ WARNING ⚠️ I was really inexperienced when I wrote this and quite dramatic. I understand that this book may not be everyone's favorite (even I cringe when I edit it) but please refrain from leaving hate comments. If you realize you don't like it, please just stop reading. Thank you :) {BOOK ONE OF THE WEREWOLF SERIES} Dayanara Arabella Cordero is the daughter of the Alpha and Luna of the Blood Moon Pack. Her parents were murdered and soon, her pack followed. She moved in with her aunt but she passed, leaving her with her abusive step uncle. What happens when she finds her mate? Who happens to be the Alpha of the strongest pack in the country. More importantly, what happens when he finds out about her step uncle? Started: 23-11-2017 Finished: 31-12-2017

|COMPLETE| Aleigha Snow is a very shy girl who has been put through extreme amounts of pain from both her guardian and others that come and go throughout her life. That was until her whole life changed. Her body shifted into something marvelous at the age of sixteen. A werewolf. Something she would be shocked to find out. Xavier White is her bully. That was until she found out she was so much more. He is the upcoming Alpha to his pack and the son of the strongest warrior in the pack. The son of the most gentle and caring woman in the world. The son of a pack that makes his life worthwhile Started: November 4, 2018 Finished: July 19, 2019 Warnings: some very mature explicit scenes and language...not too much though Note: I'm going to be honest, this story didn't turn out like I wanted. It goes too fast and I didn't take enough time to make it great. I wrote this when I was 16, so go easy.