Pack Darling: Forever

In the final chapter of the steamy omegaverse duology that began with Pack Darling: Breathless, Lilah attempts to break free from her pack—but her mates aren't willing to let her go without a fight.

After a disastrous first heat, Lilah is ready to swear off alphas and escape to a cabin in the woods. However, her body has other plans. Now that she’s awakened, she can’t survive another heat alone. The problem is, she hates alphas, hates packs, and really super hates the so-called mates she can’t forgive and can’t forget.

With her biological clock ticking too fast to handle, she can’t wait on the Wyvern Pack to figure out their damage. Determined to take care of her own needs, Lilah decides to put herself into rotation, seeking a pack that will be there for her during her heat with no strings attached. Despite her efforts, the Wyvern Pack is hellbent on winning her back and shadows her every move as her personal bodyguards, especially since she is still in danger after the Redfangs put a price on her head.

But Lilah isn’t just going to shrug off the last months with Atlas, Finn, Hunter, Jett, and Orion because of a little affection and a little danger. No: If they want her, the Wyvern Pack must work hard to earn her forgiveness after their past mistakes. And grovel. There will need to be a lot of groveling.

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