Thrown Into The Lycan's Den

The book is written by Eiya Daime. In a scene where both individuals are unclothed and immersed in a large bathtub, a muscular man addresses me, his words gentle despite his imposing presence. "Relax,宝贝," he says, drawing closer and cradling me in his lap. "Here, take this," he offers a small bar. However, he corrects himself sternly, "I am not your master, remember. I am your mate." Flashback to Alasia's life five years ago: after her mother's tragic passing, her stepfather squandered the inheritance meant for Alasia's future on his addiction. As his financial situation deteriorated and he failed to provide for his family, desperation led him to make an unimaginable decision. Selling off his oldest daughter, Alasia, at just sixteen, into the brutal world of the Crimson Caine, a notorious werewolf pack, was his desperate attempt to secure funds to escape with her younger brother. Thrown into the heart of the pack's ruthless hierarchy, how can Alasia endure under the rule of such a formidable Alpha? And what if she discovers that she holds a connection to him, a bond that challenges everything she thought she knew about fate and loyalty?