Alpha Luna Werewolf Character Analysis

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His world changed forever. Alpha Luna Werewolf Brian has pulled himself away from the hunters, the people who were his friends, who he thought had rescued him and took him in after his pack was destroyed. Learning they were the ones who killed his family and effectively manipulated him for his entire life would have destroyed him, had he not had Eddie there to hold him together before he could shatter.

Eddie is not used to any of this. He's a human, and yet being with a shifter has done something to his body, and that something is growing bigger inside him every day. He's had to drop out of school and can no longer work, and when a hunter breaks into the house to try to kill him, he doesn't know how much more he can take.

Only Brian's love,

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