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Magic, leader of the Ouachita clan of big cats, has had his fair share of missteps when it comes to females. One that ultimately cost him his mate, leaving him wounded inside and unable to heal. Now he’s determined to keep his clan from making the same mistakes. No mating is the rule they agreed on, but one-by-one they want to break it. None of them know the risks like he does, and he won’t watch his clan go down that road without a fight.

Cael is an alpha who has no mate, and he isn't looking for one. His heart forever belongs to his long lost childhood sweetheart. Years ago, her intended mate laid claim, ripping the two of them apart. Cael has never forgiven him for the injustice. Or her, for betraying him. But even with his bitterness riding him like a bad omen, he can't look away while she is brutally mistreated. There's only one thing to do—exact revenge on his enemy, and deal with the woman who betrayed him later.

Vesh is a ferocious and cunning guard, and second in command of the Ozarka pack. But he didn't get that way overnight. The cruelty was bred into him, passed down generations on his mother's side. His wolf side. When the alpha sends him to spy on the drifter, Trager, and his new mate, Vesh vows to make their life hell...and possibly steal the luscious Kerrigan away from the outcast wolf. His plans fall to pieces when he comes face to face with the bold and lovely Braeh, who by some ironic twist of fate, is not only Kerrigan's sister, but his true mate.

Eagan has discovered a thief at Lake Haven Lodge. She comes in the night taking only what she needs to survive. But what can he do when he catches her and realizes she's his fated mate? A mate he's pledged to never claim.

His grandma preached it to him as a little boy. If only he'd listened, maybe he wouldn't have lost his mate. One fight is all it took for everything he had to be ripped away. Left viciously scarred from battle, Raden has taken to the mountains to live as a lone wolf. He'd like to forget his time in Ozarka. Forget that he used to be a man, worthy of adoration, feared, and respected. But how can he forget the woman with the strawberry blonde hair who brought him flowers that first day?