Feral Confessions - Adrianna And The Alpha

(Warning: Mature content after Chapter 70)

Is this just another typical teen fantasy romance novel? If that’s what you think, you might want to read on.

Her family disliked her. Her tendency to “turn feral” even frightened her own grandfather.

But that was exactly what Dmitri was looking for.

That wild side of hers—could it actually be useful?

A forced union with him was something Adrianna would never accept. She had built high walls around her heart and never let anyone in. Sharp-witted, intelligent, and free-spirited, she trusted no one easily.

But what happens in a werewolf romance when an Alpha appears—calm, controlled, merciless, dangerously handsome, and feared by all werewolves?

Unfortunately, Dmitri doesn’t have many choices left.

The tension-filled clashes, the stolen glances across the room, the flushed faces and unspoken emotions…

Accepting him was anything but easy.

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She was torn between herself and her wolf. Her wolf pulled her toward him, while her mind insisted Dmitri was dangerous. But if he was truly so wrong… why was she so drawn to him?

As her emotions unraveled, a low, threatening growl filled the air. “Back off,” he warned Pryce.

Adrianna looked up at him. He was intimidating—almost dangerous—but somehow, it felt natural when her hand reached out to cup his cheek. Her fingers brushed his skin gently, as if trying to soothe him.

Dmitri leaned into her touch and closed his eyes.

For a moment, they looked like two pieces of a puzzle finally fitting together.

What was she doing—comforting the man who wanted to take away her freedom for life?

But her thoughts faded as her heart took over, especially when she saw him leaning into her hand like that.

For Dmitri, it was the first time she had shown him even a hint of affection—and he savored every second of it. He pulled her closer just to make sure she was real, that she was truly there.

She felt right in his arms.

And in that moment, he wanted the entire world to disappear around them, just so it could stay like this forever.