Taming My Feral LunaUpdated at Aug 20, 2026, 09:32
For sixteen years, Raya has believed she is a monster.Abandoned deep within the forest as a small child, she has survived alone by instinct rather than civilisation. She has no pack, no family, no memories of where she came from, and almost no ability to communicate like an ordinary human. The forest is her home, its creatures her companions, and silence her language. Then, on her sixteenth birthday, something inside her awakens.Her wolf. Not an ordinary wolf, either.She is a magnificent red and white wolf with brilliant green eyes, a colouring that should not exist among the known bloodlines. More frighteningly, Raya discovers that her wolf possesses instincts, strength and abilities far beyond those of an ordinary shifter.For the first time, Raya realises that she isn't a freak.She may be something much worse. Something someone was willing to abandon a child in the wilderness to hide.Her isolated existence changes when two rival wolf packs bring their war into her forest and one of the wolves leading the fighting is her mate.Alpha Kael Blackthorn is everything Raya fears: dominant, powerful, surrounded by wolves, and accustomed to being obeyed.But when he sees the strange red and white wolf watching him from between the trees, his entire world changes.His mate.The problem?She doesn't trust him. She barely speaks. She bites anyone who gets too close and she has absolutely no intention of leaving her forest.Kael is supposed to be fighting a war.Instead, he finds himself trying to understand the wild female who watches his pack from the shadows.But Raya's appearance doesn't remain a secret for long. Other packs begin searching for her. Some want her dead, Some want to control her.Some believe she is the key to an ancient prophecy and one pack knows exactly who she is. Because sixteen years ago, Raya wasn't abandoned because her parents didn't want her. She was hidden and the people who hid her are beginning to realise that their greatest secret has finally grown up.