Picture this: you're born to parents exiled from Wolf City, raised in secrecy, your shifter magic bound by cuffs to blend in at a school full of witches and vampires. That's the life of our unnamed heroine in Wolf Girl, until Sawyer Hudson—the Alpha's son—walks into Delphi College for Magically Banished Youth. One glance, and she's yanked from her old world, plunged into the heart of werewolf society just as mate selection kicks off.
Every eligible female aged 18-22 must attend the Alpha son's selection—think Werewolf Bachelor with real fangs and stakes. Our girl lands smack in the middle, still cuffed and clueless about fitting in. But Sawyer sees beyond the facade, releases her bonds, and boom—her true form emerges. It's not your standard wolf; it's something wilder, unknown, and utterly captivating.
The story hooks you with that mystery. As she navigates pack politics, rival females, and sizzling chemistry with Sawyer, questions pile up: What is this creature she becomes? Can she control it? Will it seal her fate in the selection or doom her? The tension builds through vivid scenes of moonlit runs, tense confrontations, and those electric moments where human and beast collide.
Grab your Kindle and lose yourself on late-night reads when you crave paranormal romance with depth. It's ideal for fans of shifter stories like those in the Supernatural Academy series or alpha mate tropes, but with a fresh twist on transformation lore. Whether you're commuting, chilling at home, or gifting to a bookworm who loves urban fantasy, Wolf Girl delivers non-stop page-turners. By the end, you'll be rooting for her to claim her place—and maybe eyeing the next book in the series.
Around 400 words of pure, unputdownable adventure that scratches that itch for shifter secrets and heartfelt bonds.
