** Part 2 of The Wizard Prince's Soulmate ** Returning to Pisa, Aurora is trying to put the pieces of her life back together with the help of her aunt Sofia and Lorenzo, working hard to find herself in the aftermath of losing her soulmate. A revolution is brewing in the Kingdom of Central Italy, and she knows it is just a matter of time until her true identity is discovered by the one who killed her parents. Until then, she needs to find out who is on her side and who is against her. Will she get another chance at love or will fate bring her back to Matteo? Matteo is trying hard to accept his marriage to Emma, even though all he can think about is Aurora. When he hears that she is preparing to fight for what is hers, he is torn between his loyalty to his kingdom and its allies and his love for his soulmate. Did he lose her for good or is there a glimmer of hope for a future with the woman he loves? Alliances change, trust has been lost, and love can weigh them down or lift them up. What will they decide?

** Part 1 of The Wizard Prince's Soulmate ** Matteo is the son of the wizard King of Northern Italy, the heir to the throne. In order to keep the strength of his bloodline intact, he has been promised to Emma, the daughter of a powerful allied family, and he knows that it is his duty to marry her after he finishes his studies. His resolve starts to crumble when he meets Aurora, beautiful, smart, witty and... human. Torn between responsibilities and his growing feelings for someone he just met, he has to make a choice, knowing that someone will be hurt by it. But how can he decide between love and his family?

Vanessa is a hybrid. Her mother is a vampire and her father was a werewolf. Being the only hybrid at her school, she is shunned by everyone and bullied for years. Only her dreams of leaving this place and going to university keep her going. That is, until Raffaele appears. Her mate. But what happens when you mix fate, family, responsibilities, and pain? Will they climb their mountains together? Or will the walls dividing them be too strong?