Loving His Sigma Mate
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They called her the weakest omega in the pack.
They were wrong.
Cambria "Brie" Moonfall has spent nineteen years being invisible, found abandoned on pack land during a no-moon night, raised among wolves who saw her sensitivity as fragility and her silence as submission. She learned early that staying small kept her alive. What she never learned is that the instincts keeping her hidden aren't weakness at all. They're power. Rare, dangerous, unmapped power that no one in the Snowdon pack has seen in generations.
Damien Devonshire has been watching her since he was thirteen.
He tells himself it's because his wolf senses prey. He's wrong too.
When his father, the pack's Alpha, charming in public and predatory in private, offers Brie to Damien as a breeder, neither of them understands what that decision has just set in motion. The mark Damien places on her skin doesn't just bind a breeder to an heir. It tears open a fated bond that's been building for six years, flooding him with everything she feels: her fear, her anguish, and the fury of a wolf that was never as small as anyone believed.
Now Brie is carrying a secret she can't name. Damien is choosing, too slowly, between the father he's always obeyed and the mate he's beginning to understand. And the Alpha who arranged all of it has appetites no one in this pack is powerful enough to stop.
No one except, maybe, her.
They were wrong.
Cambria "Brie" Moonfall has spent nineteen years being invisible, found abandoned on pack land during a no-moon night, raised among wolves who saw her sensitivity as fragility and her silence as submission. She learned early that staying small kept her alive. What she never learned is that the instincts keeping her hidden aren't weakness at all. They're power. Rare, dangerous, unmapped power that no one in the Snowdon pack has seen in generations.
Damien Devonshire has been watching her since he was thirteen.
He tells himself it's because his wolf senses prey. He's wrong too.
When his father, the pack's Alpha, charming in public and predatory in private, offers Brie to Damien as a breeder, neither of them understands what that decision has just set in motion. The mark Damien places on her skin doesn't just bind a breeder to an heir. It tears open a fated bond that's been building for six years, flooding him with everything she feels: her fear, her anguish, and the fury of a wolf that was never as small as anyone believed.
Now Brie is carrying a secret she can't name. Damien is choosing, too slowly, between the father he's always obeyed and the mate he's beginning to understand. And the Alpha who arranged all of it has appetites no one in this pack is powerful enough to stop.
No one except, maybe, her.


















































