Luci, the Alpha and Beta's Concubine

jennifer francis Fantasy

The direct prequel to The Alpha & Beta's Regret, as well as the story to be continued of after Alpha Addison. Book 3 in the series The Birth of a Triune.
Luci did not get her wolf at 16 like everyone else, and her father Alpha Orien deemed her wolf-less and has laid out many strict rules around her. Which she as a pure-blooded Alpha finds to constraining and pushes back against. He is always at her, constantly contradicting himself where she is concerned to find ways to punish her. Her mother Alpha Addison tries to help and give Luci the full freedom she wants and deserves, but the turbulent relationship she has with her father comes to a head when she meets Alpha Rafe and Beta Jack, and finds herself sleeping with the two of them.
Orien is furious with her and lashes out verbally at his daughter, words that should never be utter by any wolf, alpha or not. Can Luci ever forgive him? After breaking his bond to her, where she flees and is contained and brought back from the darkness trying to swallow her alive at her own pain and heartbreak by her father.
This one conflict see’s Luci’s whole life turn upside down and inside out. As throughout the course of the next two years, Luci has to deal with Orien’s overbearing ways, all the while pretend that she is still considered to be the heir to Nightfall; something she knows her father doesn’t actually want. Act as though he is her father still, even though their family bond is completely broken and unsalvageable in her eyes. So that her mother Alpha Addison, will not leave her Goddess Gifted Mate, something that is precious in Luci's eyes. knowing that her turbulent relationship with Orien has always been a sore point with her mother.
This is the tale of Luci’s life; how she felt she needed to try and keep her mother and father’s bond intact and try to remain true to who she is at the same time. How her relationship and feelings blossom for Alpha Rafe and his Beta Jack. How she will become their concubine and come to live with them, love them only to be devastated at the loss of them when they come home one day marked and mated to others.

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