Life’s Spiced Up with Some Werewolf Reads
Ten years after being exiled for betraying her family, **Seraphina** rushes to the hospital after learning her estranged father has been attacked. Her brother’s hatred reignites old wounds, blaming her for destroying their family. But when her dying father asks to see “his daughter,” Seraphina must face a devastating truth—and the past she’s tried to forget.
She was here. Somewhere just beyond the veil. Within reach. place I couldn’t yet reach. The air between us was heavy, thick like fog. I felt that vibration again, a movement. Each step she took sent a ripple through me. She wasn’t charging toward me. She didn’t leap with joy or relief. She hesitated. Wary.…
He knew her. But I didn’t. My brain scrambled. I’d never felt anything like this. Never heard that frequency, that tone. Never smelled that exact scent-warm vanilla and sandalwood, the edge of something wild, yet fragile. But Ashar… He knew. His voice was pure certainty. “Mine.” I stopped in front of a closed door I…
Then why did it lead me to- She stepped closer, her voice quiet but sure. “You and I are fated, Kieran. We’ve always known that. I’ve never doubted it-not even after what happened.” And I… I couldn’t say anything. Not when she looked at me like that. Not when she’d just cracked herself open for…
I waved to Lucian, to our steak dinner. “Performing open-heart surgery, obviously.” He rolled his eyes. “Very clever.” I rolled mine, too, pushing my seat back. “I’m going to the bathroom.” Hopefully, Ethan would miraculously vanish by the time I returned. As I walked past him, I said, “Feel free to make yourself scarce by…
I eyed the cup of coffee wistfully. “Thanks, but I can’t. I’m going to the Moon Hall.” “Ah,” Maya nodded in understanding, withdrawing her hand. “Caffeine and yoga do not go together.” “So,” she started, her tone dancing with something… teasing. “OTS has been buzzing with some gossip since your birthday party.” I raised an…
He looked back at me, and I hated that his bright countenance had dulled. “Did he even wish you a happy birthday? I told him he has to treat you better.” I blinked, processing his words. So that was why Kieran sent that message. It hadn’t come from remorse or sentiment-it was to look good…
Emma’s eyes widened, and then she was the one shrinking, withering under Maya’s glare. Celeste didn’t seem as fazed, but her laugh lacked its usual bite. “You think dressing her up changes anything? Kieran’s already made his choice. I’m his Luna.” “Congrats,” Maya said coolly. “What a world-altering achievement. You must be so proud. Would…
I smirked and turned to leave. There was no way in hell I could focus on car shopping when he was in the vicinity, within reach. “See you in a week, stud. Let’s see what you’re made of.” *** CELESTE’S POV Emma wouldn’t stop checking the mirror in her compact. I didn’t blame her. I’d…
I blinked, surprised. There was no smugness in his voice, no challenge. Just…an offer. I don’t know why I said yes. Maybe I wanted to feel like I still had some kind of control. Maybe I wanted to size him up. Or maybe I just didn’t want to go home-back to my thoughts. We ended…
I tapped my fingers against my glass. “I respect her reality, not your illusion of her. Both women need very different things, and you can’t give them that or protect them by standing in the middle, Kieran. Your indecision will end up destroying both of them.” He didn’t answer right away. But I saw it…