Plus-Size Auctioned Mate
The Alpha needs a mate. Women are selected by a lottery. Among them: Me.
I was kidnapped to a small isolated shifter town for some ritual. I didn’t even know shifters existed.
I’m about to run off when the Alpha asks what a weak human like me is doing here.
That’s it. I’ll show him what I’m worth. I’ll participate in his trials, and then go home. That’s the plan.
I grew up in foster care and never belonged anywhere, hiding my loneliness.
The Alpha is ten years older than me and makes me feel protected, though I’ll never admit that.
When he walks into the room, it’s like gravity changes direction.
He’s also, annoyingly, the most gorgeous man I’ve ever seen. I hate him immediately.
I can’t leave his mansion until the trials are completed. And I won’t. I’m going to prove him wrong.
There’s a pull in my chest, and a mark appears on my wrist. I ignore them.
The seers say that the Alpha’s fated mate has a magical signature. It can’t be me. I’m not a witch.
But the Alpha’s eyes are on me, examining my curvy body from head to toe. It’s embarrassing how hot it makes me feel.
Will the Alpha claim me as his fated mate whether I want to or not?
The wolves in Beaumont choose their mates through a lottery. There is no choice involved. Because ancient magic can see what we can’t: That fated love runs deeper than the scars on our body and the hurt in our heart.
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