Promised by blood oath at eight years old to a man who treats her like livestock, Nova runs into the snow with nothing but a stolen knife and a stubborn refusal to be owned. The forest delivers her something the Moon Goddess apparently planned all along: three triplet Alphas whose wolves recognize her as theirs the instant they catch her scent.
Owen Carpenter waited two years for the alpha's son to come of age and recognize him as his fated mate. Instead, on Nolan's eighteenth birthday, the bond was claimed by someone else and Owen ran. What he didn't run toward was Vernon Pierce — a billionaire alpha who was born an omega himself, and whose dying mate's last request was a promise to love again.
Betrayed on her eighteenth birthday and sentenced to a gothic werewolf reform academy, Sloane Ward arrived with nothing — no pack, no status, no protector. What she didn't expect was blood-recognition bonds with two Alphas and a crimson-eyed wolf who calls her mate before he knows her name.
Jenny Houston's greatest career mistake — an accidental nude text to her terrifyingly attractive boss — is just the first disaster in a spiral that somehow ends with a fake engagement, a would-be kidnapping, and feelings that are getting very hard to call professional.
Valentina agreed to marry the most powerful Alpha in the Northern Territories to protect her father's pack — a political arrangement, nothing more. Her wolf, who showed up uninvited on her wedding night, has a completely different opinion.
A grieving young woman with a secret telepathic ability moves to a town that hides something ancient and wild — and finds herself bonding with a massive wolf who is, unknowingly, the same infuriating man who makes her pulse race every time he's within ten feet of her.