Bree Theriot is a direct descendant of the Wiccan Goddess Rosalee — although it’s something her family has hidden from her, her entire life. She is surprised to find out she is mated to a Lycan, and none other than King John Elias, the ruler of the Southern Territory. Seemingly overnight, all of her dreams are coming true. She is beside herself with planning for the future. As she steps into her new role as Queen of the South, she becomes the target of jealousy, dark magic, and revenge. It’s up to her to protect her coven and her kingdom from the forces that threaten to destroy everything she loves— before it’s too late. Girl Power-Stary Writing Academy III Theme
Trinity is a wolf, who has yet to learn of her power. Orphaned after an ambush on the White Crescent pack led by her father, Alpha of the Hidden Moon pack, Trinity must learn to fend for herself. Between ducking and dodging bullies and keeping the packhouse spotless, she has very little time to consider anything else. Then, along comes the Alpha’s son to offer up a distraction. Life can’t get any trickier. When she overhears a secret conversation, it sets off a chain of events that lead her on a mission to face her past— and the one person who truly knows her.
The fourth largest pack of the Divine Nine is known for its exclusivity. Silver Mountain plays no games when it comes to protecting themselves. There are many misconceptions about them; their gifts, pack rules, and other things. No one truly knows what goes on behind pack walls. There has been much speculation, but they live by the Vegas rule. It’s hard for anyone to know which stories are false and which ones hold some truth. Perhaps ambition or curiosity leads a young pack to attempt to infiltrate. These events elicit a new attribute they become notorious for. Their top warrior is a hotheaded beast; always prepared to take down any threat. Thanks to the Moon Goddess, he can. Book II follows the origin of Silver Mountain.
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