Luna's Lost Family

Warning: there will be strong language, mature content, violence, and s****l content. This story is 16+ for this reason.

This is the second of three books; the first book was Alpha’s sweet obsession, and this is the second book and sequel, Luna’s lost family. There will be a third in this series later on.

We left Aimee and Zach at the Alpha party and on top of the hill, with a beautiful view over the packland in the moonlight, after Aimee was viciously attacked by her sister but healed by her powerful wolves. After Nancy attacked her sister, Aimee, she was shot and killed.

Now, the Alpha and Luna are Zachary and Aimee; they are the parents of twins.

There are still unresolved family issues that upset Aimee and make her sad. She loves her family fiercely, but reconnecting with her father and her missing brother, Daniel, who left years ago after finding his mate, is complicated.

Ray’s guilt over shooting his sister Nancy and being hated for protecting his sister Aimee by Lance, who was Nancy’s mate. Nancy hated being mated to a werewolf because she hated all werewolves. Lance still loved his mate and was convinced she would come around in time.

Aimee feels guilty for what happened to Nancy and, in turn, Lance.

Lance is out of control, and so is his wolf, Sabre. Aimee wants to help him, but he can’t accept help. Lance’s wolf has become feral and uncontrollable, almost like a rogue wolf, if not worse. Aimee hopes Lance can find his second chance mate so she can heal his wounded heart. She also feels a heavy sense of guilt over Raymond, her protective brother.

Ray is lonely. One of his sisters is mated to a powerful Alpha and has kids.

The other sister, Nancy, he thought he shot and killed, although rumors say she was alive, someone else killed her. His big brother, Daniel, he hasn’t seen for a long time. His father is a complicated issue since they were all abandoned by him when he found his true mate. A werewolf also killed Ray’s mother, but that was his baby sister, Aimee.

Ray feels depressed and lonely; the only thing he thinks he has in his life is the job Zach gave him at the casino.