Ryleigh didn’t remember being taken—only the cold bite of night and the blur of snarling shadows. Now she was locked in a cell beneath an unfamiliar pack house, her wrists sore, her memories foggy, and her heart pounding with questions. Her parents were dead, she’d just learned she was adopted, and now this—kidnapped by creatures that shouldn’t exist. Werewolves. Real ones. And someone with the initial D had left her a single note: You’re safe. Trust me. – D But safety felt like a lie. Especially after she witnessed a man shift before her eyes. Especially when the Alpha of the pack, Damien—arrogant, powerful, and dangerously charming—claimed ownership of her fate. Her only comfort came from Dr. Derek Blackthorn, the Alpha’s estranged brother, a healer with kind eyes and secrets of his own. In a house ruled by strict laws, bloodlines, and bitter alliances, Ryleigh must survive a world she was never meant to know. One where love could be her only weapon—or her greatest downfall.

This book is a compilation of short stories from my dreams, real stories I was told by truck drivers and travelers, or just something I made up out of my own twisted mind.....the supernatural is something fascinating, read at your own discretion. You have been warned.

He was sent to watch. He chose to fall. Assigned to guard Elyria, a servant girl bound to a cruel and merciless household, the angel Azrael has spent every day watching her suffer in silence. She prays for deliverance, pleads for relief, but the heavens remain quiet—except to him. Bound by celestial law, Azrael can only send small signs of hope, fleeting moments of comfort. But every attempt is crushed by the wicked hands of those who claim to own her. As her spirit begins to fade, something forbidden awakens within Azrael: love. Not the sacred, distant love of angels—but a burning, desperate need to save her. To touch her. To hold her. To fight for her. But to intervene means defying Heaven. It means falling. And some loves are worth the fall.

Rain’s life is shattered when her pack is ambushed under the cover of night. Fleeing into the forest, she takes shelter in a hidden cave—only to awaken in a world that feels eerily unfamiliar. The trees seem older, wilder, and something deep within her senses a shift. Disoriented, she runs… and falls. When she opens her eyes, she’s in a warm cabin, tended by a strikingly handsome Native American man named Adriel, whose first whispered word to her was “mate.” As Rain recovers, she discovers the impossible: she’s somehow been transported to the 1800s. Among Adriel’s people, she finds not only acceptance but purpose. The village teaches her strength, tradition, and a truth she never expected—an ancient event that may have set the course for her pack’s destruction in the future. Now Rain must make an agonizing choice: stay in the past with the man her wolf calls home… or return to her own time and change the fate of everyone she’s ever loved—even if it means losing him forever.