Werewolves in the City of Alleys

By Darkheart Desire

Police Woman Sasha Turner was not having a good day. First, she broke up with her boyfriend, Kain Martin, then, she was almost late for her job, then she ended up getting assigned duty in the most dangerous part of town alone due to budget cuts, being forced to work overtime.

Could it have gotten any worse for her?

Unfortunately, yes. Finding out the hard way that werewolves exist, she's attacked, and nearly killed in a battle that left her nearly dead. Yet the surprising introduction of someone she least expected shows up and saves her life.

The question afterward now is; What happens to Sasha? How will she cope with the fact that Werewolves exist, and what will she do from there?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Darkheart Desire
• Release date: Dec 28, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393486275

Darkheart Desire

So, what kind of person is up and coming Author, Darkheart Desire, like? Is this is your first time hearing about them? Well, what's there to say? In a nutshell, they like to write erotica because they can't ever seem to get enough in their real life. When real-life turns boring, mundane, or ends up too much of the same they retreat into the world of the written word to explore what they want to both have, and to have set on them. In other words, they're too worked up for their own good.

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Chapter 1 – Broken Hearts

C ome on Sasha, you don’t really mean that. Came the voice of my boyfriend... or rather... my soon to be ex-boyfriend, Kain. His voice deep, sorrowful, and above all, broken from the news that I had broken to him.

I sighed and leaned in against the stonework of the Police Precinct that I worked at. The dusty plaster that broke from the unrepaired side of the entryway crumbled down against the dark navy blue blouse of my uniform, spattering me like glitter on my shoulder and spackling me in a hue of chalky whiteness. I rose my pale hand, fingertips blunted, but painted in bright red, and brushed aside both Kain’s words and the residue that was left in whitish smears over my shoulder.

I looked up to him, once more. His height towering over my five foot, six-inch frame while he stood a little above six feet tall. Dark hair slicked back into a ponytail, his blue eyes pleading with me to reconsider as he frowned, and bit the corner of his lip.

He was handsome, that much was certain. Having a charm to him that lured me in and seduced me in our early days of being together. Tall, dark, mysterious, and a musician. Every part of the bad boy image that mothers told their daughters to beware of, and the type of man that Fathers were constantly on the lookout for with bat or gun in hand. Yet, Kain was different than the others of his kind. A kindness to him despite the roughness of his hands in the throes of passion. Almost animalistic in need and desires. Something that bubbled to the surface that was exciting and thrilling at all once.

Yet, at the same time, something dangerous. I resolutely crossed my arms over my bust and shook my head, feeling the strands of blond hair fall into my face before I made my decision. I mean it, Kain, I really do. I really think we need to just back off. To take a break for a little bit.

He sighed and tilted his head upwards towards the bright blue sky before he looked back down at me once more. Why though? I thought things were going well? It just feels a bit sudden. I’m just asking you to be honest with me.

I turned my head aside, not knowing how I should let him down. Besides the fact I think we should just take a break? Work keeps getting in the way, you know I want to focus on my career.

Yea, I know, and you know I don’t want to get in your way or demand your time. I’m completely fine with that, you know that. I’ve supported you for the last six months on that, haven’t I? he asked, and I felt cornered with excuses.

I knew, deep down, I didn’t really want to break up with Kain. I was, for the most part, happy with our relationship. I was a responsible policewoman, who did her job, filed her paperwork, did everything by the books, and followed the Law, yet he was a part of me I liked that was a little bit carefree where I didn’t have to follow rules and regulations, and follow orders all the time.

Something that I had I could let my hair down once in a while and just do something irresponsible.

Yet, I knew that there was also a part of me that I didn’t like about the relationship, which led to this moment now as I felt I should have just said it; to voice what I was really thinking deep down. Fine, you want to know? I just don’t think I can trust you, Kain.

He stood there and looked down at me, opening his mouth to speak, closing