All Chapters of A Rogues Claim : Chapter 1 - Chapter 6

Today is the worst day of my entire life. I have never felt so defeated before. My brother gave his life for mine and in a few minutes I'm going to watch his lifeless body being buried. And it's all my fault. When the fight between our pack and the rogues started all I could focus on was finding my mate; Julian. I was so driven by that one thought that I didn't even notice Nareena was running straight at me. My brother jumped in front of the knife that was heading in my direction. I'm supposed to be going into the ground today; not him. To make matters worse, the mate that I was so worried about decided to leave me as well. He couldn't even give me a reason. I know that he's a rogue leader, but he's still my mate. The Goddess woul

"I'm fine!" I snap, slapping away the many hands that are trying to touch my face. "Should we get someone to check on her?" my mother asks my father, completely ignoring my protests. They're all surrounding me and I'm starting to feel a bit claustrophobic. "Can you all just take a step back and let me breathe?" I gasp out, trying to get my point across. Immediately they all back off, and I try to crane my neck around them to look for Julian, but he's nowhere to be seen. "Where's Julian?" I ask, even though I already know the answer. Kendall exhales loudly and crosses her arms in front of her. "Surprise, surprise. He just causes problems and bolts once he's made his mess," she replies, in a nasty tone. I bristle at her words. "Can you stop? What the hell jumped up your ass?" I bite back.  She flashes a fang at me and steps closer. "My problem," she says through her teeth. "Is that your rogue mate killed our

For the past five weeks, I have been tracking down every lead I had on Nareena and I've been coming up short each time.  My frustration levels were at an all-time high. Pair that with my wolf's desire to be with his mate and I was slowly going crazy. It wasn't only him that wanted to be by his mate, I also wanted to be with Willow, but I couldn't yet.  Leaving her once again was not my proudest moment. I figured it would be better to slip out unnoticed. She was okay for the most part, but I didn't know how she felt about me. Did she write me off? Was she upset? I prayed that she wasn't, because the only reason I did leave was to keep her safe. Her safety is in my hands and I have to do everything I can to keep her out of harm's way. As I walk to the old abandoned campsite