KINGS OF BLACKTHORN SERIES (I) “Spread your legs wide for me, darling,” Cassius purs against my ear, his fingers wrapped loosely around my throat—possessive, controlling, and devastatingly gentle. His lips brush my jaw. “Don’t pretend you haven’t imagined this. I know you’ve touched yourself while thinking of me.” A breath catches in my throat as my body obeys him without hesitation. He groans low, his fingers slipping inside me. “Fuck… warm and dripping, just as I've imagined." ~~ Raye Manchester never plans to fall in love with anyone in Blackthorn University—especially when it's filled with strong Alpha sons that scream danger. Truth is, she came to uncover the truth behind her brother's disappearance, but she gets entangled in the web of the Voss twins. Cassius is everything that screams sin. He's unholy, reckless, used to getting whatever he wants. But the first time someone says "no”, hell breaks loose. Kai is different from his twin brother. He's ice, has restraint, but it doesn't mean he's less cruel. Desired by both of them, Raye is supposed to find her brother… not lose herself to the Voss twins.

Mera has waited for her husband, Derick, for years, upholding his pack and fighting wars in his name. However, when he returns to the pack, his arms are wrapped around a stranger—his fated mate. Mera keeps telling herself there's still hope, holds on to the fact that she's still the queen, but when her title gets stripped away, that's the last straw. Driven to the brink of insanity, Mera stabs herself to death. But that isn't the end, it's just the beginning. She wakes up in the body of a poor baker's daughter, Elodie, a few days before her wedding with a ruthless Alpha. Alpha Killian Duskbane. A ruthless Alpha feared across all packs, has always wanted a docile woman, someone he can tame. What happens when he finds out Elodie isn't who she seems to be? ***** “You're not Elodie, are you?” Killian stepped towards me, hair dripping with water. He snarled my chin with his fingers, gaze piercing deep into my soul. “Tell me the truth and I might spare you.”