In 2011, the world came to an end. Or at least that is how it felt to 16-year-old Blake Patterson when he was betrayed by his childhood best friend whom he loved. Feeling as though his world was falling apart, him and his family relocate to a new town, craving a fresh start. Blake, carrying the weight of his past trauma, must confront the challenge of adapting to a new environment and attending a new school.
The story delves into Blake's journey of healing, as he gradually learns to rebuild trust, make new friends, and find his place in this unfamiliar environment, all while dealing with the lingering effects of the betrayal that shaped his outlook on relationships.
Includes warnings for swearing and homophobic slurs, bullying and violence, suicidal thoughts and self harm, sexual assault, and death.
Evan Blake was a quiet werewolf, not because he was shy or nervous but because he preferred to observe. It may sound weird but he was the type, always listening to his music, and keeping to himself, and watching from afar. And being the Alpha's little brother, keeps him untouched.
But when no one was around he was goofy and funny, and very outspoken and even a little sassy. So what happens when Evan's mate crashes his 18th birthday, and not only is he a dominant but he's the leader of a pack of rival rogues. Indenial of his feelings Evan, and feeling guilty because of the betrayal even tries to keep his distance.
But he can't seem to shake, or deny his feelings for the rebel, who's possessive and deeply in love with him.