検索キーワード： 著者 "Elisha Kemp" すべてのカテゴリー

I'm finally stepping up to be the alpha my pack needs. But am I too late to stop the threat posed by Huxley Black and Cooper Winslow? And do I have what it takes to keep my pack—and Lucy Stone—safe? I left everything I've ever known behind to join Tobias Finch's pack. And for the first time in my life, I've exposed the secret of my gift. Will this risk be worth it, or have I just made the biggest mistake of my life? Coming home to Half Moon Ranch was never supposed to be like this. I was supposed to come home victorious. Free.

I was never meant to be an alpha. As a 16-year-old shifter who can barely control his wolf, I’m definitely not qualified for the job. Unfortunately, I’m stuck with the pack I accidentally acquired. Or they're stuck with me. Plus, now that my big secret is out, quite a few shifters want me dead.

Being a 15-year-old wolf shifter is totally overrated. Especially when I can’t actually turn into a wolf. To make matters worse, I’ve got a secret every other shifter would kill me for. A secret that got my parents killed. It’s a secret I was planning on keeping - until I met Lucy Stone and the Clear Creek pack. Now, two of the pack have gone missing, and there may be a link between the recent kidnappings and my parents’ deaths. After 15 years of hiding, the truth is finally catching up with me. The question is - do I keep running, or do I stand and fight?

Even after visiting the Oracle, Adrienne still can’t quite believe the prophesy. But whether she believes it or not, there is no denying the strange power building within her, or the bond forming between her and her men. Now, after making her daring escape from Knossos, Adrienne’s enemies have only grown more dangerous, and everything she has come to love is at risk. Faced with a power-hungry god and a greedy queen, Adrienne has a decision to make. A decision that will change the very course of history.

Adrienne has been doing her best to adapt to life among the Minoans. But the language barrier is nothing compared to the cultural divide–and the ensuing misunderstanding that results in Adrienne falling for a man already promised to another.

Adrienne had everything. The friends, the clothes, the college acceptance letter, not to mention a healthy social calendar. Then, one stupid mistake has her packing her bags to spend the summer with her estranged mom in Santorini.