The Timer (a teenage fiction)

The Timer (a teenage fiction)

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Romance
In a future society of perfect people there are no room for mistakes, especially when it comes to love. Delilah is faced with the challenge of becoming a Black Rebel, letting go of her past, and killing the President. •completed•
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Fated

Alpha of the Northfall pack, Adrian Carter is brash, stubborn, and hot-headed. At 25 years of age, he must now make the most important decision of all: choosing a mate for the biggest pack west of the Atlantic ocean. Fear in the packs is escalating due to rogue attacks, and there has never been a greater need for his female counterpart. But on the night of the choosing ceremony, Adrian finds the most unexpected surprise, his fated mate...who just wants to run away. Adira Williams has never believed in miracles. Orphaned at a young age with little food or security, she has learned to fend for herself a very long time ago. So when a handsome stranger literally crashes into her life to sweep her off her feet, she is a little skeptical and a whole lot confused. Now she must learn that not only are fairy tales very real...but so are its villains. As the first fated pair in over a decade, Adira and Adrian must fight not only rogue threats to the pack but also to earn the trust of a werewolf society that has had no fated interference in centuries. Most importantly they must earn the trust of one another in a relationship neither of them chose to start or wanted. But a bigger battle is on the verge. There was a reason why fate stopped interfering in the first place...

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