The Wolf Girl

The Wolf Girl

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Ryan Howlett seems normal. She has straight A's in all of her classes, is a star track runner on her high school team, and is known for eating Texas's biggest burger. She is a were wolf. She's been keeping her secret ever since her parents died form were-hunters, humans who live to kill were-wolves for prize. Even her aunt and uncle don't know she's a were. She has a pretty good life until a young man named Dillon, moves to Small-town,Texas. Will Ryan find love her true "mate"? Or will Dillon's secret get in the way?
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Kye is a fairly normal 17 year old. She enjoys hanging with friends and playing softball, but she struggles with the grief and guilt that surrounds the death of her little sister Izzy, in an accident Kye believes is her fault. Unaware of the mythical world, Kye can't understand the unexplained visions she has of Izzy. Then, she meets Jake, a sweet southern boy who slowly shows Kye it's okay to move on. However, Jake is the top warrior of a weir wolf pack that Kye doesn't no exists, and Kye has a secret of her own. When they discover that their paths have crossed before in the worst way, will Jake continue to believe that he can somehow help heal his mate, or will the couple take this as a sign from fate that making things work is simply impossible? Disclaimer This book is a work of fiction. Names, places, events, and descriptions are all a work of fiction. Any similarities to people, whether living or dead, are purely coincidental. I wrote this story and thus own all of the rights to it. This book may not be copied without my permission or passed off as one's own. I am inexperienced in writing these types of stories, so I am constantly editing and changing the plot. Please excuse any spelling or grammar mistakes! Thank you for your consideration, and enjoy the story!

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