Rejected by the Alpha Who Betrayed Us

Because a neighbor treated my mom to an ice cream bar, my mate Austin, the Alpha of the Blue Moon Pack, flew into a rage, accusing her of taking bribes to capitalize on his influence. His Beta, Rose Walker, heard about it and, feeling outraged, decided to take matters into her own hands. She broke my mom’s arms and legs, wrapped her in a black cloth, and threw her into a coffin nailed shut, dragging it to the pack hall for public humiliation. By the time I arrived, the coffin was scratched with blood, and the person inside had suffocated. Rose showed no remorse, even smiling and saying she found it satisfying. When Austin appeared, he immediately ordered the coffin to be thrown into the river. "Your mother died of embarrassment; what’s that got to do with my Beta? You should be grateful she wasn’t frightened by your mother’s ghastly appearance." "Apologize to Rose right now, or forget about being the Luna of this pack!" I stopped them from disposing of the coffin, pulled back the black cloth, and laughed. He didn’t realize that the person inside wasn’t my mom, but his own mother, Natasha, the former Luna of the Blue Moon Pack. "You’re crazy; your mother just died, and you’re laughing?

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The funeral was undeniably a grand event, with the entire Blue Moon Pack and members of neighboring packs in attendance. Alpha Austin seemed intent on using this moment to vindicate Beta Rose in front of everyone, trying to curb any further whispers that had been circulating. Rose was sobbing inconsolably, nestled in his arms, her delicate frame trembling as if she were the one who had suffered the greatest loss.

"Sierra, do you really not hold me responsible? Alpha, you’ll stand by me and not let her harass me, right?" she whimpered, her voice trembling with practiced fragility.

Austin’s arms tightened around her, his Alpha tone low and commanding. "Don’t worry. She wouldn’t dare. Everything will be sorted out."

It was almost absurd—the person who had orchestrated the tragedy now playing the victim so convincingly. My wolf stirred within me, a low growl of frustration that I quickly suppressed. Now wasn’t the time.

I moved forward to light a candle for Natasha, Austin’s mother and the former Luna of the Blue Moon Pack. Despite how she had treated me—her demands, her dismissiveness—she was gone now, and clinging to past grievances felt pointless. The flickering flame cast a soft glow over her portrait, her regal features frozen in time.

Rose approached the casket, her steps slow and deliberate, and suddenly tossed a pile of documents onto the floor. She sighed, her expression tinged with an insincere reluctance that made my stomach churn.

"Sierra, I know we should let things go once someone has passed, but my life has been impacted by all this," she said, her voice carrying just enough weight to draw the attention of everyone in the room.

"Some matters need to be clarified in front of everyone."

I bent down to pick up the papers, my hands trembling as I scanned the accusations of embezzlement and bribery levied against my mother. My wolf growled again, louder this time, but I forced her back. Throwing the papers to the ground, I glared at Rose.

"That day, Natasha simply gave my mom a slice of cake, and you call that a fifty-dollar bribe? None of these accusations are true!"

The sound of papers hitting the marble floor echoed through the hall, and Rose shrank back, her eyes wide with feigned fear. Austin immediately stepped in, his Alpha aura flaring as he moved to shield her.

"Why are you throwing those? You’re scaring her! Rose gathered this information herself! Are you saying it’s fake?"

"Don’t think I don’t know your mother was using my name to con people out of money everywhere!" he added, his voice rising with each word.

Rose, still teary-eyed, clung to Austin’s arm. "Alpha, maybe you shouldn’t say anything more. We should let the deceased rest in peace."

"If you’ve brought it up, stop pretending," I snapped, my voice sharp enough to cut through her façade.

Austin’s eyes darkened, his Alpha tone now laced with barely restrained anger. "I brought it up because I want everyone to know the truth! Your mom got what was coming to her, and this has nothing to do with Rose!"

Whispers rippled through the crowd, the pack members exchanging glances, their loyalty swaying with every word Austin spoke.

"I’ve seen Sierra’s mom at the pack market regularly. If that wasn’t bribery, then what was?"

"Exactly. After Sierra became Luna, their family suddenly had a refrigerator and a radio. There’s no way they didn’t take bribes!"

I clenched my fists, my wolf’s growl now a low rumble in my chest. "Those are things I bought for my mom! She never took a dime!"

Rose shot me a smug look, her lips curling into a barely concealed smirk as she poured gasoline on the fire. "Sierra, with your allowance as Luna, could you really afford a refrigerator and a radio? You know deep down where that money came from."

Austin scoffed, his voice dripping with disdain. "Not long ago, a crowd showed up at the packhouse wanting to see me. I bet your mom pocketed money from them to leverage my influence."

They had the upper hand, the pack’s loyalty swaying with every accusation. Rose, emboldened by Austin’s support, suddenly proposed, "Since she took bribes, shouldn’t the money be confiscated? Let’s go to her house and collect it!"

The murmurs of agreement from the crowd were like a knife twisting in my chest. My wolf snarled, but I held her back, refusing to let them see how deeply their words cut. I would not break—not here, not in front of them.

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8.3

Alpha's Betrayal of His Mate

8.3

I felt the familiar warmth of my wolf, Lyra, stirring inside me as I placed a protective hand over my swollen belly. Five months pregnant with James's heir—our miracle, our future. The pack house was quiet tonight, most wolves already retired to their quarters after the full moon celebration. "Something's wrong," Lyra whispered in my mind, her anxiety rippling through our shared consciousness. I frowned, setting down the herbal tea I'd been sipping. "What is it?" "Our car... someone's taken our car." I moved to the window of our Alpha suite, peering out into the moonlit courtyard. The space where my silver SUV should have been parked was empty. A chill ran down my spine that had nothing to do with the night air. "James?" I called through our mate bond, reaching for the comforting presence of my Alpha.

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9.2

Breaking Free from the Alpha's Grip

9.2

I smoothed down the silver silk of my gown, watching as pack members filled the ceremonial grounds. Thirty years. Three decades of standing beside Marcus as his Luna, of sacrificing my own ambitions for our bond. The mate bond the Moon Goddess had blessed us with. "You look beautiful," Marcus's voice came from behind me, his hands settling on my waist. Even after all these years, his touch sent a familiar warmth through me. "Thank you, my Alpha," I replied, turning to face him. At fifty-three, Marcus still commanded the room with his presence, his dark hair now streaked with distinguished silver. "Everything is ready. The pack has outdone themselves for our anniversary." Inside me, Lyra, my wolf, stirred with contentment.

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8.3

Craved By The Alpha Triplets

8.3

"Hold her down—she’s already trembling for us." "Careful, brother. She’s human. Fragile… but fuck, she’s wet for us already." "Then we’ll break her in together. Slow… until she begs for more." "Yes, fuck me hard..... daddies." I thought I was saving a wounded wolf in the woods. I never expected him to shift into a brutal Alpha prince in exile. And when his brothers arrived—dark, dangerous, and just as magnetic—they all looked at me the same way. Like prey. Like mate. Like theirs. Three Alpha triplets. One fragile human body that isn’t built to handle their hunger. But the bond doesn’t care. Their scent calls to me. Their touch burns me alive. And their claim might ruin me… or set me free. Now the only question is— Can I survive being craved by the Alpha triplets?

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7.3

Lost Mates Books 1-3

7.3

Book 1 ROMAN - Roman has everything an alpha werewolf could want- everything except his mate. He knows who she is, he just doesn't know where she is. When a chance encounter, fifteen years later, brings Aurora Jones back into his life, there's only one problem. she doesn't recognise him. Vowing to make her his mate is easy, he just needs to make her fall in love with him again. Keeping her safe though? That might be a challenge Book 2- REAPER Reaper lost his mate the moment his second died, but he never forgot her. How could he when he was tied to her without ever having laid a finger on her? The rose inked onto his skin was a constant reminder of his mate and what he had lost. Until single mum Bethany came crashing into his life. One accidental meeting and Reaper gets the second chance he has always dreamed of. But can he make it work this time? Or will the mistakes of the past come back to haunt him? Book 3 REQUIEM Requiems mate was dead. So why does the young hacker Mae, who betrayed them all make his Dragon go crazy with the need to claim her. Why does she smell and sound so much like his lost love? Mae might be the only person who can help them find out who is trying to kill them but Requiem might have to risk so much more than his life to get the answers he needs. He might have to risk his already broken Heart.

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8.9

My Alpha Locked Me Away for His Mistress

8.9

The first thing I notice is the pain. It's everywhere—a dull, throbbing ache that pulses through my skull like someone's taken a hammer to it. My eyelids feel heavy, weighted down, and when I finally manage to pry them open, harsh fluorescent lights stab into my vision. I wince, turning my head away, and that's when the panic sets in. Where am I? The room smells sterile. Antiseptic. There's the steady beep of a heart monitor somewhere to my left, and beneath that, the faint scent of pine and earth. Pack territory. The knowledge comes instinctively, though I can't explain how I know it.

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