The Alpha’s Heir
I had a plan:
Work hard, protect my family, and one day, take my destined role as the female Alpha of Cerberus Pack.
Everything changed the night a mysterious messenger showed up on my path, demanding a sacrifice to keep the gods from waking.
To save us all, I’m being forced to marry a human purist who hates me and views my kind as mutants. I’d deal with it. There wasn’t much I wouldn’t do to keep my family safe, but that was before I met him.
Roman is the frustratingly handsome human guard assigned to protect my intended husband and ensure our marriage commences.
And he’s also my fated mate.
I swore an oath. It’s in my blood to do the right thing, no matter the consequences. Duty comes before love. I can’t let my pack and family down.
But my heart is breaking. My wolf is screaming. And the gods are watching—delighting in my cruel fate.
I’ve spent my life sacrificing my wants for the greater good, but even honorable wolves have a breaking point…
Each book in the Fated Destinies Volume Two series is a full-length, stand-alone novel told in dual POV where the main hero and heroine get their HEA. This steamy series, suitable for mature audiences, offers spice without sacrificing the plot. Warning: These books do end on a slight cliffhanger leading to the next couple’s story. All three books in the trilogy are best read in order for the overall arc. Scroll up now and start reading to find out how these fated destinies intertwine.
Tropes
Fated Mates
Kickass Female Wolves
Fantasy Dystopian Future
Spicy M/F
Forbidden Love
HEA
Interspecies Romance
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