Married to the Alpha Professor
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My professor is an Alpha. And now, he wants me to marry him.
“What do you want?”
Alistair Crawford is the last man I should ever have to depend on. He's my professor at St. Aldus Conservatory, a powerful Alpha, and a man whose family name carries more weight than mine ever could.
I'm Viola Ashford, an unawakened werewolf fighting to keep my place at the academy. I can handle demanding classes, endless practice, and classmates who think someone like me doesn't belong. But I can't ignore it when a valuable Blaise family brooch is found hidden among my music scores. Suddenly, I'm accused of theft and barred from an important music exchange.
Then my aunt collapses.
Her diagnosis is wolf-soul depletion. The treatment requires rare materials available only through the Crawford family's private hospital. Without help from someone inside the family, getting her the care she needs may be impossible.
Alistair offers to intervene in my disciplinary case and help my aunt. In return, he needs a formal marriage arrangement before his family's inheritance review in two months.
“You want to get married?”
“Yes.”
He needs a wife. I need his help. But what happens when a marriage meant to secure his inheritance becomes a relationship neither of us can keep under control?
“What do you want?”
Alistair Crawford is the last man I should ever have to depend on. He's my professor at St. Aldus Conservatory, a powerful Alpha, and a man whose family name carries more weight than mine ever could.
I'm Viola Ashford, an unawakened werewolf fighting to keep my place at the academy. I can handle demanding classes, endless practice, and classmates who think someone like me doesn't belong. But I can't ignore it when a valuable Blaise family brooch is found hidden among my music scores. Suddenly, I'm accused of theft and barred from an important music exchange.
Then my aunt collapses.
Her diagnosis is wolf-soul depletion. The treatment requires rare materials available only through the Crawford family's private hospital. Without help from someone inside the family, getting her the care she needs may be impossible.
Alistair offers to intervene in my disciplinary case and help my aunt. In return, he needs a formal marriage arrangement before his family's inheritance review in two months.
“You want to get married?”
“Yes.”
He needs a wife. I need his help. But what happens when a marriage meant to secure his inheritance becomes a relationship neither of us can keep under control?


















































