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    Fated Pack
    Fated Pack
    Fated Pack
    Audiobook4 hours

    Fated Pack

    Written by Kaleidoscope Press

    Narrated by C Allen Kelly

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    We are at war.


    The Dawning Pack has a generations old rivalry which is finally rearing its wolf's head to bite us. My family gone, my pack reduced to a brave few — and all when my need to mate is at its height. 


    We need to build up our numbers, and I need to find my mate. But will I be able to find my fated omega when we are under attack? Even if we are drawn together, will he stay by my side in this uncertain time?


    All I know is if I find my mate — my omega — I will do anything to keep him and my pup safe.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSteamy eReads
    Release dateApr 25, 2019
    ISBN9781987165609

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