📱 eBook en inglés THE ALPHA'S LOST MATE

In a time torn by war, Alanas life was shattered. Taken from the wreckage of her packs destruction, she thought she was being saved, only to discover that the man who had rescued her sought her for one thing only-her power. What he failed to understand, though, was that Alana was far more than her abilities. Her heart belonged to someone else-the one meant for her, her true mate.

Vowing never to stop looking for her, her mate made a promise not only to Alana’s brother but to himself. He would find her, and nothing would stop him from bringing her back to where she truly belonged.

But Alana wasn’t waiting to be rescued. A week before her eighteenth birthday, she decided to take matters into her own hands. She couldn’t bear the suffocating confines of the guarded pack house any longer, so she sneaked out into the woods, knowing the risks. She stripped off her clothes and, with a deep breath, let her bones crack and shift until her wolf emerged.

Once in her wolf form, Alana felt freedom like never before. She ran through the forest with unmatched speed, the wind ruffling her fur, her heart pounding with the thrill of release. The trees blurred past her as she veered closer to her old pack’s lands, a place that once felt like home. But now, it was silent-eerily so.

When she entered the clearing, something in the air changed. A familiar scent, a memory she couldn’t quite place, washed over her. She followed it instinctively, her paws carrying her toward the source.

There, sitting before a row of graves, was a grey wolf. He turned to face her, his silver eyes locking with hers. Time seemed to stand still as emotions flashed through his gaze. Her breath hitched in her chest, her heart racing. Every part of her wanted to run to him, to feel the comforting embrace of his fur, to let his scent surround her.

But as he stood, walking slowly toward her, a strange hesitation gripped Alana. Her instincts told her to stay, but fear-fear of the truth, of the bond she had long denied-forced her to run.

She spun around, her paws hitting the earth as she bolted back the way she came. But the grey wolf-her mate-wasn’t having it.

His voice, low but filled with determination, echoed in her mind. "Youre not getting away that easy."