Fated by Starlight (Supernatural Institute #1)

Passion, duty, and fate collide in this enthralling rejected mates wolf shifter romance series.

Avery
Half witch, a quarter werewolf and barely passable at either.

Still, there’s an upside to my lacking abilities. I’ll be an excellent supernatural ambassador if I can survive three months of high-intensity training. I expected it to be rough and sweaty, but I didn’t expect my commander to wear a face from the past.

Wyatt’s my former teenage crush, and he’s even more delicious than before. But as my superior he’s forbidden fruit, so I can’t let his distracting presence deter me. No matter how much I yearn for a taste.

Wyatt
Squad Commander. Pureblooded werewolf. Alpha.

My responsibilities weigh on me daily, and I’m more crushed than ever under that weight. Because my new recruit isn’t the shy, awkward girl I once knew. Avery’s become a luscious temptation that duty demands I resist.

One glorious night under the stars, my willpower slips, but no matter how much I want her, I can’t let it happen again. So I reject her, and I’m prepared for her hatred until a rare celestial event changes everything.

Now fate demands that I choose between Avery and duty. Little do I know, that decision is only the beginning…


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Fated by Starlight is book one in a rejected mates four-book paranormal wolf shifter romance series filled with fur, fangs, and magic!

If you enjoy passionate romance, strong-willed females, and alpha males who will fight to any lengths to claim their mate (no matter the rejections!), then Fated by Starlight is for you.

Book one – Fated by Starlight
Book two – Born by Moonlight
Book three – Hunted by Firelight
Book four – Kissed by Shadowlight

This book ends on a cliffhanger, is intended for readers aged 18+, and is perfect for fans of K.F. Breene, Jeaniene Frost, Bella Klaus, Jaymin Eve, Sherrilyn Kenyon, and Patricia Briggs.

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