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The Romances of Wolf Island

(Complete!) When you want to change the world, the last thing you need is to be highlighted on Romances of Wolf Islands TV Lineup! In a world where werewolves and humans must coexist, nothing is easy for anyone ending up on the Wolf Islands. The sanctuary for half wolves, that only know half of what's going on in the world. Grayson and William are werewolf hunters, the best of their kind, that get a touch of their own medicine when their own DNA betrays them. Devin is a full werewolf pirate that lives in an underwater safety area, until he messes up on the Wolf Islands and accidentally ruins a young woman's life. To fix it, he'll have to do something he's never done before: Deal with love on a reality TV den show. Lily and Jill went from a standard life hiding among humans to a royal treatment they weren't prepared for. On Wolf Islands, nothing is easy, least of all faking romance on live TV! How can they help save their world, and keep their secrets, when their actions are being displayed for the whole Wolf Islands on TV? This novel covers action, that TV celebrity life, and romance. Some comedy, some drama, and some interesting adventures in between.

Serena_Walken · 奇幻言情
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Under the Waves and On Top of the Waves

This was the future? Sweetie tried to see it. Living beneath the waves, yet sleeping on top of waves. Her children not far, safe and warm in a bed, and able to call out for help and get it right away from her.

She had been looking forward to what her future would look like. She had wanted to see the strange place Devin had always called home with the wolves. It may have been much smaller than what she was used to, but it was spacious enough that they fit. She had done her best not to judge it, it could be a cardboard box with one bed and she'd still approve.

It was safety. It was away from the den. It was where they could be free. How could she want to judge it? That was what they wanted for some reason though. Yes, she was used to bigger places. No, she had never been invited to such a small house. No, she found nothing wrong with it.