Life’s Spiced Up with Some Werewolf Reads
Narine survives unimaginable suffering only to be rescued by Supreme Alpha Sargis, a ruthless ruler bound by the sacred matebond. As their fragile connection deepens, whispers, enemies, and her painful past threaten everything they’ve built. Sargis would burn the world to protect her—but Narine must find the strength to heal, embrace her destiny, and decide whether she is ready to become his Queen.
Hasmik’s phone rang. She glanced at the screen and rolled her eyes playfully. “Lupercus,” she mouthed before answering. Her voice dropped into a hushed tone as she stepped away, motioning for me to stay where I was. I nodded. This is your chance. I stared at the exit. The streets were crowded, pulsing with energy…
I followed a thread of her down a crowded corridor. I pushed myself harder, running like a man on drugs through the street, shoving people away and pushing carts or anything that stood in my way, following that thread I got so desperately. And then the scent went cold again, mixing with the overwhelming scent…
That was the truth of it, wasn’t it? No matter how much I missed the comfort of the palace, I couldn’t pretend it would make everything right. It wouldn’t undo what happened to me. Wouldn’t erase the nights I screamed into my pillow or the way my body still flinched when I remembered his hands…
The man didn’t answer. He rounded the car, training his eyes on me the entire time. When he slid into the driver’s seat, the locks clicked automatically. My stomach flipped. “I’m sorry, Your Gracious Majesty, please pardon my caveman behavior. It’s urgent for me to get you back to the palace as soon as possible.…
She nodded slowly. I pulled off my jacket and wrapped it around her shoulders. She looked so small in it, as always. I guided her to the car I’d nearly destroyed trying to reach her. Neither of us spoke during the drive back. The silence between us wasn’t heavy, it was dense. I glanced at…
I didn’t know what I wanted anymore. Should I leave? That had always been the plan. To get out and find Joe. To look the monster in the eye and kill him. And yet… I hesitated. The choice was in my hands now, Sargis had given it to me without resistance. I was finally free.…
I scoffed and sat heavily on the shattered remains of the dresser. That stupid, invisible thread that tethered me to her… a mate bond that only I felt. To her, I was just the man who happened to be there at the right time. And maybe she thought I pitied her, or maybe she just…
I nodded. Then stepped aside. I swallowed the lump forming in my throat and closed the door behind him. Lupercus stood in the middle of the room. ” I’m here to pick you up.” He didn’t meet my eyes as he spoke. “His Royal Highness has made accommodation arrangements for you outside the palace. There’s…
He paused. “When I realized she was mine, it was like something clicked into place. I felt… whole. Like suddenly, the world made sense in a way it never had before. Even now, after all these years, the bond holds strong. For Hasmik, I’d go to war. No hesitation.” He looked at me again. “That’s…
How was I supposed to rule beside him, this king who wielded power with grace? How could I ever match that? I closed my eyes. Was I capable of love… without restraint? Of trusting without the shadow of betrayal looming at the edges? Of choosing us without constantly doubting myself? No matter how long I…