Breaking the Silence: A Werewolf Romance by Teyah Leigh

Eirenae’s life experiences have made her silent. At first, it was a conscious decision. Silence means safety. Eventually, it just is. Her father, in his attempt to silence her, uprooted her and brought her to a remote and sparsely populated region. The people—or in her case, her fellow students, despite her reticence, silence, and surprise—are nice and kind. Yet, kindness sometimes can only answer for so much. Kota’s pack had ruled to not associate with rogues. Yet his friends have not only associated with one but have been kind and friendly with one. But she was neither a rogue nor a wolf who belonged to a pack. She could belong to their pack. She could be his, if she allowed him to be. To be, she must first accept her heritage, her power, and her place in the hierarchy. To be, she might need to break her silence.