Here we continue with The Beta's Alpha After Rayne choses Jayden Stone cannot stay and he shifts putting as much distance between himself and who he thought was his forever. He runs without knowing where he will go but somehow finds himself at a friend's home, Alpha Varcolac and his mate try to help him heal, to understand why Rayne would choose Jayden, how it went so wrong but nothing Silver says can ease his suffering and after a few short weeks Stone receives a call from his friend Cade with the worst possible news; Rayne has been attacked, poisoned and is dying. Part 2 lets us sees through Stone's eyes, the mystery of Rayne's power, how pieces begin to fit together and things begin to unravel, and as more and more is discovered a truth comes to light that would shake the Brooke's pack to the core because Rayne is not just powerful, not just an Alpha's daughter, Rayne has royal blood and Stone understands that if she survives the Royal family will come for her, and he may lose her all over again.

Words like fate, destiny, we’ve all heard them, had them applied to us or been referenced at one point in regard to our lives and our futures but in my case far more than normal. My name is Rayne Brookes, I am the daughter of Robert and Melody Brookes, Alpha and Alpha mate to the Brookes Pack which as you no doubt guessed makes me the future Alpha. My best friend, Jayden Varcolac is the second son of Samuel and Joanne Varcolac, Beta’s to my parents, his older brother Stone is next in line to replace his parents when they step down which if tradition holds will be when my parents step down and pass the pack onto Jayden and I, which brings me back to destiny and fate; Jayden and I are both 16, born one week apart and have spent most of our lives together, my parents and his always talk about our destiny together, how we are fated to be mates and as we grew up the more we heard the more we believed, as did everyone, that we were meant to be together Funny how as you get older and gain wisdom you come to understand that words are only words and life doesn’t follow a set plan.