"I am Laika, your mate." "What?" That was when Jago and some elders of my pack came in. I glared at them as they approached, staring at me in askance. "What is happening here? Who is this woman beside me, and what is she talking about?" Jago moved closer. "You do not remember your Lu

"I do not know what happened to you, but I know you are not the Karim I used to know. Karim can demean no one, mate or no mate..." My words trailed off when he closed the gap between us faster than I had expected and grabbed my throat, pushing me back until my butt hit the mahogany table in the tent

ALPHA KARIM "Go again!" I yelled at the warriors. They started another round of pushups. I signaled Jago to come to me. He walked up, and I tossed Erika's letter to him. He read the letter, and his face crumpled after a while. "This is not how it happened, Alpha Karim. Erika w

LAIKA "He is here," Sekani announced once he walked into the tent. A pit grew in my stomach as I sat up. Somehow, I wished it were Karim who was looking for me. "Who is here?" "Alpha Karim. He has come to take you home." I had to restrict the smile that tugged at my li

LAIKA The pack was unusually quiet, and no one was walking around. I was surprised to see it that way because everyone was in the pack this morning when I left to hunt. I walked into my tent and saw Karim's wolf sprawled on the ground in the pool of his blood. I shrieked and rushed over to him, wo