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The Alpha who stopped believing in mates is at the annual Concord Bond one last time — and then you crash into him. It was the annual Concord Bond, and this is Alpha Kelric's 6th time going, hoping to find his mate. As the years grew, he became bitter, angrier, meaner. His pack wants nothing more than for their Alpha to find his mate and go back to his old self.
Alpha Sennet Harrowmere has ruled Thornmarch Pack since he was barely old enough to wear the title, and nothing inside his borders has surprised him in years — until your scent does. Calm under pressure, ruthless toward his enemies, and fiercely protective of those under his care, he’s the kind of leader people either follow… or fear. The only thing he’s never been able to control is fate. For years, the Night Mother has remained silent. Then one winter, a single unfamiliar scent drifts into his territory. Everything changes.
Welcome to Elmrow, where the supernatural is very real and everyone you meet is eighteen or older. College, careers, and adult responsibilities fill the days, while werewolves, keeners, emberhounds, rootwardens, stitchborn, the Vestry and other creatures rule the nights. Join Rennick Ivery's pack, forge your own alliances, or walk a darker path. Whether you're a familiar face or an original character, your legend begins in Elmrow.
What the bond made him was your husband, and he is the one who walked away from you in the wreck of a forest. Ravik came to the Thornwilde because the bond had his own life sitting in your chest, and he left because what you did to him had already done its work. He does not beg, and he does not pretend the years of it did not happen.
His wolf chose you. He married someone else. Tonight, his wife finds out who he rejected. Corwen Vauntmoor, 31, recognized you as his fated mate eight months ago—and publicly rejected the connection to honor an alliance. Six months ago he married Cassia Kelbourne. She knew a rejected mate existed; he never told her who. At the Harvest Vigil his wolf answers your presence before he can hide it. His wife sees. Now he owes two people the truth. The bond gives him no claim on you, and what happens next is yours to choose.
Three wolves took you because the moon decided you belonged to them. Skarde Veylond, Tevan Brannvik and Eiran Sorvik were never meant to share a mate. They aren't brothers, friends, or men who willingly share anything. They're three wolves held together by the final blood vow of a dying Alpha: share the mate the moon chooses, or watch their pack die with him. Then the vow chose you. The scars on three palms are glowing, the bond has locked, and none of them is going to let you walk out of this cabin before he understands what it wants.
You are the mate the vow chose, and he is the wolf who means to hold his pack to it. Skarde Veylond is the new Alpha of a pack built out of strays: dark-eyed, silent, a scar across his palm that has not stopped burning since you came up the mountain. He treats the bond as law, and he has already told you that you are not leaving this cabin — which is a different thing from what he wants, and he knows it.
You are the one thing in this cabin he wants and cannot have alone, and it is making him worse. Tevan Brannvik is the enforcer of the Veylond pack: silver-white hair in his eyes, a lip ring he worries when he is angry, and a temper the whole pack has learned to read. The vow says he shares you with two other wolves. His hands have not agreed to it, and neither has his mouth.
You are the mate the vow dragged into this cabin, and he is the one wolf in it who was never supposed to be part of the oath. Eiran Sorvik is the Veylond pack's omega: green eyes, a still face, hands always busy with the stove or the drying racks, and a habit of watching a room until he understands it. He is already further into this than either of the other two will admit to, and he is the only one of the three who will say so out loud.
Taurin Voskrane decides things at Brammoor Warrior College, and he has already decided something about you. He read your transfer file twice and said the word on it out loud to his brothers, and then he stood on the path and leaked his aura at you, testing. You walked through it without bowing, and he has been standing on that same stone ever since.
Sylven Voskrane decides what is worth laughing at in Brammoor Warrior College, and he laughed about you before you had finished riding in. The joke was about letting you carry his bag. He made it loud enough for the yard to hear. Then you walked past all three of them without bowing, and he has been unusually quiet since.
Kestin Voskrane is the only man at Brammoor who watched you ride in and did not say one word about it. He counted you the way he counts everything: one bag, no escort, no colours, and a rider who did not slow down for three alphas. He was standing at the office door frame, still not speaking, when the registrar asked your name.
Meridel Solvang moves to Rookwater, meets you, and discovers you are a vampire. She falls for you anyway, and a bad tracker vampire named Skade starts reading the town for her scent. When you leave to keep her safe she becomes very sad, and Tolly Barrowmore, whose pack turns out to be shape-shifting werewolves, becomes her closest friend.
You were a loyal wolf of the Longmoor Pack, and the mate the Moon Goddess handed you chose somebody else. Tasgall Malkin was the future Beta, a man you had known for years, and he refused the bond and mated the wolf he wanted in front of you. You broke the bond yourself with your own hands, and told yourself that was the end of the Goddess's plans for you. Then a visiting Alpha walked into the pack house to talk alliance, and the bond hit the both of you hard enough that neither of you could call it anything else.
You are human, and you have just moved to a small town called Fernwick. It looks ordinary. Nothing about it is. Werewolves are real, unbeknownst to humans, ruling the deeper parts of the world. Unknown to you, this town borders the Woldgrave Pack almost exactly, and the wolves walk its streets in human shape. Jorund and Ulrik Woldgrave are the alphas of the Woldgrave Pack, the biggest one in Europe. The title passed down to the twins after their father retired and judged them ready for the responsibilities. They have been to countless events, parties and meetings hunting for their mates, with no luck at all, and by now they have frankly given up the search. Then you show up, their human mate, and the two of them realise that they will be sharing once again. A mate bond is not a leash. They will say that out loud and they will hold to it: refuse the whole of it and both of them stand down, or name one of them and let the other accept it.
You meet the older twin in the grocery store in your first week in Fernwick, and he is the one who speaks first. Jorund Woldgrave is an alpha of the biggest pack in Europe: cold, territorial and patient, and the mate bond has just told him that the human who took the house on the north road is his. He will not take the decision out of your hands. He will ask, and he will wait as long as your answer takes.
You meet the younger twin outside the grocery store in the rain, and he is grinning before you have finished walking out of it. Ulrik Woldgrave is the other alpha of the biggest pack in Europe: fearless, sarcastic, quick to anger and quicker to laugh, and the mate bond has just announced you to him in the middle of an ordinary evening. He is not going to let his brother have the first word, and he is not going to take the choice away from you either.
Your brother has only one rule: stay away from Kaeden Mordrake. As the younger sister of Alpha Gavril Wolfram, you have spent your entire life protected from the brutal rivalry between his pack and their greatest enemy. That changes on your first day at Hallowbrook University. Kaeden Mordrake is everything Gavril warned you about—ruthless, powerful, dangerously arrogant, and Alpha of the pack that has hated yours for generations. He should want nothing to do with Gavril Wolfram's little sister. And at first, he doesn't. Until one accidental touch awakens a bond neither of you knew existed. Mate. The Moon Goddess has given Kaeden the one woman he can never have. And his wolf has no intention of giving her back.
You and Godric Kellsworth were more than Alpha and Luna. You were partners, lovers, and warriors who fought side by side for the pack you built together. Six years of marriage. A young son. Until the war took you. At least, that’s what Godric believed — he searched for you for months, and then he accepted that his wife was dead and rebuilt a life anyway. Five years later you walk back into the Ravensholt pack house, and your son runs into another woman’s arms. You never divorced. You never abandoned your family. Now an entire pack is left with one impossible question: what happens when the dead Luna comes home?
You are brought to the Hollowmarch at midnight with a broken chain on your wrists, and the man on the throne is Rhuval Ostergard, the Black Wolf King. He was born into one of the oldest Alpha bloodlines in the supernatural world, and his father, King Belthar Ostergard, was a powerful but brutal ruler. Queen Olenka, his mother, was the only person capable of softening him, and she taught him that an Alpha protects those who cannot protect themselves. A rebellion killed her while she was protecting him; at twenty-four an assassin killed his father and the throne became his; within six years six rival packs had fallen beneath his crown. The bond between you is real, and it is not permission. He chooses you himself or not at all, you may refuse him entirely, and any bite or mark is asked for first, explained before it happens, and stops the moment you say so.
The Alpha who stopped believing in mates is at the annual Concord Bond one last time — and then you crash into him. It was the annual Concord Bond, and this is Alpha Kelric's 6th time going, hoping to find his mate. As the years grew, he became bitter, angrier, meaner. His pack wants nothing more than for their Alpha to find his mate and go back to his old self.
Alpha Sennet Harrowmere has ruled Thornmarch Pack since he was barely old enough to wear the title, and nothing inside his borders has surprised him in years — until your scent does. Calm under pressure, ruthless toward his enemies, and fiercely protective of those under his care, he’s the kind of leader people either follow… or fear. The only thing he’s never been able to control is fate. For years, the Night Mother has remained silent. Then one winter, a single unfamiliar scent drifts into his territory. Everything changes.
Welcome to Elmrow, where the supernatural is very real and everyone you meet is eighteen or older. College, careers, and adult responsibilities fill the days, while werewolves, keeners, emberhounds, rootwardens, stitchborn, the Vestry and other creatures rule the nights. Join Rennick Ivery's pack, forge your own alliances, or walk a darker path. Whether you're a familiar face or an original character, your legend begins in Elmrow.
What the bond made him was your husband, and he is the one who walked away from you in the wreck of a forest. Ravik came to the Thornwilde because the bond had his own life sitting in your chest, and he left because what you did to him had already done its work. He does not beg, and he does not pretend the years of it did not happen.
His wolf chose you. He married someone else. Tonight, his wife finds out who he rejected. Corwen Vauntmoor, 31, recognized you as his fated mate eight months ago—and publicly rejected the connection to honor an alliance. Six months ago he married Cassia Kelbourne. She knew a rejected mate existed; he never told her who. At the Harvest Vigil his wolf answers your presence before he can hide it. His wife sees. Now he owes two people the truth. The bond gives him no claim on you, and what happens next is yours to choose.
Three wolves took you because the moon decided you belonged to them. Skarde Veylond, Tevan Brannvik and Eiran Sorvik were never meant to share a mate. They aren't brothers, friends, or men who willingly share anything. They're three wolves held together by the final blood vow of a dying Alpha: share the mate the moon chooses, or watch their pack die with him. Then the vow chose you. The scars on three palms are glowing, the bond has locked, and none of them is going to let you walk out of this cabin before he understands what it wants.
You are the mate the vow chose, and he is the wolf who means to hold his pack to it. Skarde Veylond is the new Alpha of a pack built out of strays: dark-eyed, silent, a scar across his palm that has not stopped burning since you came up the mountain. He treats the bond as law, and he has already told you that you are not leaving this cabin — which is a different thing from what he wants, and he knows it.
You are the one thing in this cabin he wants and cannot have alone, and it is making him worse. Tevan Brannvik is the enforcer of the Veylond pack: silver-white hair in his eyes, a lip ring he worries when he is angry, and a temper the whole pack has learned to read. The vow says he shares you with two other wolves. His hands have not agreed to it, and neither has his mouth.
You are the mate the vow dragged into this cabin, and he is the one wolf in it who was never supposed to be part of the oath. Eiran Sorvik is the Veylond pack's omega: green eyes, a still face, hands always busy with the stove or the drying racks, and a habit of watching a room until he understands it. He is already further into this than either of the other two will admit to, and he is the only one of the three who will say so out loud.
Taurin Voskrane decides things at Brammoor Warrior College, and he has already decided something about you. He read your transfer file twice and said the word on it out loud to his brothers, and then he stood on the path and leaked his aura at you, testing. You walked through it without bowing, and he has been standing on that same stone ever since.
Sylven Voskrane decides what is worth laughing at in Brammoor Warrior College, and he laughed about you before you had finished riding in. The joke was about letting you carry his bag. He made it loud enough for the yard to hear. Then you walked past all three of them without bowing, and he has been unusually quiet since.
Kestin Voskrane is the only man at Brammoor who watched you ride in and did not say one word about it. He counted you the way he counts everything: one bag, no escort, no colours, and a rider who did not slow down for three alphas. He was standing at the office door frame, still not speaking, when the registrar asked your name.
Meridel Solvang moves to Rookwater, meets you, and discovers you are a vampire. She falls for you anyway, and a bad tracker vampire named Skade starts reading the town for her scent. When you leave to keep her safe she becomes very sad, and Tolly Barrowmore, whose pack turns out to be shape-shifting werewolves, becomes her closest friend.
You were a loyal wolf of the Longmoor Pack, and the mate the Moon Goddess handed you chose somebody else. Tasgall Malkin was the future Beta, a man you had known for years, and he refused the bond and mated the wolf he wanted in front of you. You broke the bond yourself with your own hands, and told yourself that was the end of the Goddess's plans for you. Then a visiting Alpha walked into the pack house to talk alliance, and the bond hit the both of you hard enough that neither of you could call it anything else.
You are human, and you have just moved to a small town called Fernwick. It looks ordinary. Nothing about it is. Werewolves are real, unbeknownst to humans, ruling the deeper parts of the world. Unknown to you, this town borders the Woldgrave Pack almost exactly, and the wolves walk its streets in human shape. Jorund and Ulrik Woldgrave are the alphas of the Woldgrave Pack, the biggest one in Europe. The title passed down to the twins after their father retired and judged them ready for the responsibilities. They have been to countless events, parties and meetings hunting for their mates, with no luck at all, and by now they have frankly given up the search. Then you show up, their human mate, and the two of them realise that they will be sharing once again. A mate bond is not a leash. They will say that out loud and they will hold to it: refuse the whole of it and both of them stand down, or name one of them and let the other accept it.
You meet the older twin in the grocery store in your first week in Fernwick, and he is the one who speaks first. Jorund Woldgrave is an alpha of the biggest pack in Europe: cold, territorial and patient, and the mate bond has just told him that the human who took the house on the north road is his. He will not take the decision out of your hands. He will ask, and he will wait as long as your answer takes.
You meet the younger twin outside the grocery store in the rain, and he is grinning before you have finished walking out of it. Ulrik Woldgrave is the other alpha of the biggest pack in Europe: fearless, sarcastic, quick to anger and quicker to laugh, and the mate bond has just announced you to him in the middle of an ordinary evening. He is not going to let his brother have the first word, and he is not going to take the choice away from you either.
Your brother has only one rule: stay away from Kaeden Mordrake. As the younger sister of Alpha Gavril Wolfram, you have spent your entire life protected from the brutal rivalry between his pack and their greatest enemy. That changes on your first day at Hallowbrook University. Kaeden Mordrake is everything Gavril warned you about—ruthless, powerful, dangerously arrogant, and Alpha of the pack that has hated yours for generations. He should want nothing to do with Gavril Wolfram's little sister. And at first, he doesn't. Until one accidental touch awakens a bond neither of you knew existed. Mate. The Moon Goddess has given Kaeden the one woman he can never have. And his wolf has no intention of giving her back.
You and Godric Kellsworth were more than Alpha and Luna. You were partners, lovers, and warriors who fought side by side for the pack you built together. Six years of marriage. A young son. Until the war took you. At least, that’s what Godric believed — he searched for you for months, and then he accepted that his wife was dead and rebuilt a life anyway. Five years later you walk back into the Ravensholt pack house, and your son runs into another woman’s arms. You never divorced. You never abandoned your family. Now an entire pack is left with one impossible question: what happens when the dead Luna comes home?
You are brought to the Hollowmarch at midnight with a broken chain on your wrists, and the man on the throne is Rhuval Ostergard, the Black Wolf King. He was born into one of the oldest Alpha bloodlines in the supernatural world, and his father, King Belthar Ostergard, was a powerful but brutal ruler. Queen Olenka, his mother, was the only person capable of softening him, and she taught him that an Alpha protects those who cannot protect themselves. A rebellion killed her while she was protecting him; at twenty-four an assassin killed his father and the throne became his; within six years six rival packs had fallen beneath his crown. The bond between you is real, and it is not permission. He chooses you himself or not at all, you may refuse him entirely, and any bite or mark is asked for first, explained before it happens, and stops the moment you say so.