Elias

Leah has never wanted to enter into a barbaric union with a stranger. She has spent years grumbling about the norms that dictate she will be mated to a man she does not know on her twentieth birthday. She has no choice, though. Bucking the system is not an option. In an ironic twist of fate, Elias also believes the claiming practice is archaic. He ignores his upcoming ceremony until the last second. His family and friends even step in to prepare his home for the arrival of his mate. He should feel bad for his attitude, but this pack...

Leah has never wanted to enter into a barbaric union with a stranger. She has spent years grumbling about the norms that dictate she will be mated to a man she does not know on her twentieth birthday. She has no choice, though. Bucking the system is not an option. In an ironic twist of fate, Elias also believes the claiming practice is archaic. He ignores his upcoming ceremony until the last second. His family and friends even step in to prepare his home for the arrival of his mate. He should feel bad for his attitude, but this pack custom infuriates him. Fate does not make mistakes, though. She knows what she is doing. When the two Fated lovers step into the same room, they are brought to their knees. It may be barbaric, but their bond is undeniable. Life is not always blissful in the mountains, however. It can be dangerous, sometimes even before the honeymoon period is over.