Sai has spent half his life locked away in a human psychiatric facility for inexplicable rages and inhuman strength. Drugged and desperate, he is ready to give up completely until one miraculous day he’s rescued by a stranger who not only says his rages are because he’s a rare unbonded wolf omega, but insists Sai is his true mate. Asher is used to shifters of every sort. Growing up, he was his mom and dad’s first successful foster cub and, along with his large family, they often get emergency calls about shifter kids in trouble. Except Sai is no child. He’s one hundred percent grown-up gorgeous male and one hundred percent Asher’s fated mate. He’s also rare. Very rare. Given time, Asher is sure he can explain who and what he is…except when the rogue wolves discover Sai’s existence and the baby he might be carrying, time is something they no longer have. Then the race isn’t about explaining how much Asher loves him, but becomes about saving Sai’s life.

Stolen as a child… Held prisoner… Dumped and injured on purpose to be found by someone that can heal his body… but can never be allowed to touch his mind. Jax desperately wants to spill every one of his secrets to Riley. Trusting the empath with his body is easy… The real risk is trusting him with his heart.

Daniel—leopard shifter. FBI agent. Rejected by his pack. I never expected to find a mate. Never thought I deserved one—never mind two nearly twenty years my junior. Luke—wolf shifter and one half of the legendary Ashani pair. Escaped a closed pack where he was kept a prisoner by his own father. The Ashani aren’t allowed mates. Never mind a grumpy leopard shifter who doesn’t seem to want a mate either, but sets fire to everything I’ve ever been taught with every smoldering look. Oliver—wolf shifter. Never wanted to be the other half of the Ashani pair, but given no choice. I want a family, but that dream seems as much out of reach as always. Daniel, Luke, and Olly never thought they deserved anything except the expectations of others. Maybe the time had come to set their own.