The Imposter Queen Is His Mate
King Archie is a highly respected werewolf, regarded as the most intelligent king and Alpha ever. His influence is widespread, and he is admired by many.
On the night before his wedding, King Archie detects an enticing scent in his chamber, realizing instantly that his mate has been there.
His wolf, Edric, desires to claim her, while the bride-to-be, the Daughter of the Earl and Countess, ponders on her future life as the Queen of the pack.
Lonna, who is Madonna's wolf, discovers she is the king's mate but can't bring herself to confide in anyone, not even her human self with whom she shares a body. She can only hope to steer herself and her human away from him.
If anyone finds out she has even been closer to where the King's chamber is, her whole family can be beheaded.
They are already living in a world where she-wolves are not allowed to have a say or share an idea. She knows the world wouldn't accept a maid's daughter for a queen. That is even if King Archie himself wants her or his wolf does.
Archie is kind but Edric is not.
Is that not what their wolves are to be? To be quite the opposite of what their humans are?
If anyone should find out she is the mate of their king, they'll drive her away from town.
Perhaps, cease her to live. Are the mates of the kings not sacrificed for the throne to ensure their longevity? Is that not why they always hide themselves?
She is terrified yet enraged, and she wonders why life has given her such a cruel fate. Why must she endure the burden of a fate she did not choose?
To make matters worse; the bride loves another and everything changes when, on the day of the wedding, she suddenly disappears.
Madonna, and her wolf, Lonna, are thrust into a role she never sought, forced to marry the mate destined for her all along, and becoming the imposter.
