Jenica Bradley isn't ordinary. She's the descendant of the last of the Atlantian race and the seventh daughter of a seventh daughter. Her fate is to mate with the alpha male of the local werewolves. She must keep the pact her people made long ago with the gods to keep their town safe.
Malone Luna returns to take his father's place. He soon finds himself feeling a confusing need to protect the little Atlantian witch who's to be his mate. All Jenica seems to want is any fate other than to belong to him. He's torn between his responsibility and his burgeoning feelings. Can he let her go?
This book is 18,000 words and was originally published by Silver Publishing.
Malone Luna returns to take his father's place. He soon finds himself feeling a confusing need to protect the little Atlantian witch who's to be his mate. All Jenica seems to want is any fate other than to belong to him. He's torn between his responsibility and his burgeoning feelings. Can he let her go?
This book is 18,000 words and was originally published by Silver Publishing.
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