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- Hadley lived an exceptionally normal life until she discovered she was half werewolf. When Hadley and her boyfriend are attacked by rouges she joins Tate's pack and uncovers a whole new world. Hadley's biological father has always been a mystery to her but when a werewolf discovers who it is he threatens the lives of not only her mate but three of the largest packs in the no...
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- the book that I wish I had read before I tried to shift reality All information, methods, script guide, things to know and much more gathered in one book! I hope it can help you, and if you have any questions, write in the comment <3 xoxo selmasbooks...
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- Tales of a family of werewolves that have to push through all of those who are determined to stand in their ways in finding happiness. But luckily for them all the bumps in the road have only made them stronger people and a stronger family!...
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- The Nightshade Pack has been dwindling. Their lack of female wolves has led to a decline in babies being born with the gene. Needing new blood to filter in and to grow the pack, they had always allowed matings of choice which meant mating humans, but now... with the dwindling population they have reinstated the Moon Ceremony. With a lack of werewolf female options for the matin...
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- Red wolves are the most strong, powerful and dominant wolves. They are the superior wolves. Decades ago they have all been hunted down and killed for the deaths they committed, there were none left. At least that's what everyone thought until Angela was born. A pure red wolf. Angela has been on the run with her sister Clara since twenty years. They know they have to move fr...
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- •••Completed••• ••He pushes me against a wall, like yesterday, but this time he starts trailing small kisses along my collar bone and up my neck before whispering in my ear. "You really shouldn't talk to me like that sweetheart." I focus on not letting my trembling lips influence my voice. "Why should I listen to you?" He continues trailing kisses alo...
