Shadow and Soul
When Sasha Norwood realized that the man who walked by him at a party was his fated mate, he thought it was the happiest day of his life. He intended to introduce himself, certain he’d be claimed. But then the alpha opened his mouth, and so many horrible, soul-crushing words tumbled free. Sasha, being an omega, took every barb to heart. To not be with his other half was a wound he was certain he’d never recover from, because he’d only get one true mate and the man of his dreams didn’t want him.
Deacon Houghton-Crowne was not what he seemed. The useless, aimless playboy everyone saw was a mask he wore so he could move undetected among his selfish, depraved peers, the lupine society elite who cared nothing for the suffering of others. As he saved the innocent, he made enemies of the guilty, and to keep his precious mate safe, instead of trusting him with the truth, Deacon rejected him. He spewed lies that created an ocean of distance between him and the one man who was made for him. The decision was noble, but not in the best interest of his heart.
Now, Sasha is out living his life, and Deacon wants the best for him, determined to see his well-reasoned decision through. That is, until their paths collide and he realizes that his mate is in trouble after all. There’s no use in staying apart any longer, but the question is, will his omega, his mate, ever forgive him, or is he doomed to forever have a soul in shadow?
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