ALPHA KAYDEN
I stood motionless among the trees lining the creek, my wolf’s body concealed by the shadows.
From where I stood, I had a perfect view of the barn.
And of Sandi.
She was sitting beside my sister, Shari, completely unaware that I was watching her.
My gaze shifted toward Shari.
Even after all these years, seeing her still irritated the hell out of me.
She had been the bane of my existence from the moment she’d been born.
A wolf-less parasite.
A constant reminder of everything I despised.
I hated her.
The wind shifted.
My ears immediately pricked forward.
A second later, the horses reacted.
They lifted their heads, nostrils flaring as they caught my scent.
Then the entire herd erupted into motion.
They bolted across the field, hooves pounding against the earth as
