Alpha Claimed
River Whitetail survived being bitten by Titan, a rogue Alpha Lycan.
She survived learning she was an Omega and finding her fated mate, Lycan Alpha Prince Ares of Wolvenguard.
But discovering she is also the fated mate of Ares’s twin brother Apollo might just send her over the edge.
All River wants is a normal life as an artist. Instead, she’s engaged to her fated mate, Prince Ares, claimed as the fated mate to his twin brother Apollo, and their bastard older half-brother Titan still thinks she belongs to him. So, instead of making wedding plans with Ares, the Elder Council sends her to the woods for a secluded vacation with Apollo so they can get to know each other before she has to choose between him and Ares – thereby choosing the next King of the Lycans. No pressure.
Apollo has spent the last twenty-eight years in the shadow of his twin brother. Apollo is everything Ares isn’t. Down to earth, funny, laidback, and completely unconcerned with taking the Lycan crown. Everything Apollo has ever wanted, Ares took – but not this time, not with River. River is his fated mate, and he’ll happily fight Ares to the death for her.
There’s just one problem: the twins will have to form a truce if they intend to keep Titan from taking River for himself.
Titan is willing to kill anyone and everyone to make sure neither Apollo nor Ares gets River or the crown of the Wolvenguard dynasty.
Even if it kills River and everyone she loves in the process.
Get ready for a ride through love, danger, and destiny in the heart of the Lycan world.
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