Corrupted Prophecy

Corrupted Prophecy

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Shiloh Hill is not your average werewolf because she can't change into her wolf form. She always feels like the third wheel in her pack and her two brothers are overly protective. But one night when the pack picks up the scent of a group of vampires, Shiloh can't resist. This is when Heath Robison comes into her life and creates the prophecy that shouldn't have ever existed. Because how could a half werewolf and a vampire ever be soul mates?
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Sabrina

Sabrina Wild wanted one thing and one thing only, to lead her pack to success - being the strongest female Alpha she knew she could be. The concept of mates was the last thing on her mind. She didn't want to live in the shadow of a man, she was her own bright light. So when the all too proud and independent Sabrina meets her mate - her human mate - she isn't sure if this destiny was one she wanted to follow. She saw a human mate as a roadblock in her road to success and power. But she underestimated the fact that there was no power, like the power of a mate bond. --- Follow Sabrina as she navigates school, her pack and her new soulmate who's oblivious to all things werewolf. Will Sabrina allow herself the happiness of having a soulmate, or will she let stubbornness and outside factors ruin the one thing that would make her whole? --- Book many contain violence, strong language and sexual themes.

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