Midnight Blue
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Completed, First published May 18, 2026

The narrative traces the reluctant Landon as he navigates societal expectations at a series of masquerade balls, hoping to appease his mother’s desire for him to find a mate. Meanwhile, Anna arrives unexpectedly at one of these events, drawn in by her friends and a lavish invitation. As Landon’s interest in Anna grows, a dangerous undercurrent emerges with the arrival of a rogue werewolf, Rivers. Landon must conceal Anna’s human identity while navigating a world where savage forces threaten to disrupt the fragile balance between packs – and between himself and a woman who could change everything. These chapters hint at a world of hidden identities and escalating danger.
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