Book 2 of Beta Henry.
“Every time I close my eyes, she appears in front of me. Standing and looking at me, in army fatigues drenched in blood. In one hand she holds her bow and in the other a knife. The expression on her face says it all. I want to run to her, and in my head I do, I run to her and lift her into my arms, and she laughs and smiles down at me. But in reality, it never happened like that. In reality the look on her face says it all, and because we’re in the same area, I feel her emotions. Sadness, pain, loss. And I know that it’s my fault. I did that to her.”
Neglected and with a newborn, Tatum, a human, leaves her werewolf mate to be with family. Beta Henrik (Henry), her mate, knows it was his fault she left, and although it was out of his control, he wears the regret of her leaving daily. With a race war looming over his head, will he ever see Tatum again? Will he ever get his family back? Sometimes Fate has a plan, what plan does it have for Tatum and Henry?
