2 Book(s) Related to shy

Kira was never meant to shine.
She was the twin her family despised—the silent, obedient wolf they mocked into invisibility. But when the Alpha Gathering brands her unworthy and casts her out, fate twists in the most terrifying way.

Because he steps forward.
Toren. The Alpha whispered about in fear, the predator who rules through blood and silence. He has never taken a mate. Never bent for anyone.
Until Kira.

With one claim, he binds her to him before the eyes of every pack:
“She belongs to me.”

Now, the girl who was nothing is trapped in the orbit of the most dangerous Alpha alive. His touch scorches, his protection suffocates, his desire is a cage she cannot break. And yet, every look, every whisper, pulls her deeper into his darkness.

Desired. Possessed. Marked.
Kira must choose—fight the bond that terrifies her, or surrender to the Alpha who could devour her whole.

For all her life, Talitha has known nothing but hardships. Born as an omega with untraceable roots, she was taken in by an Alpha family, only to be cast aside once the Luna bore her own child.

Her prayers are seemingly answered, however, when Talitha discovers her mate, Cain Lukoji. She dreams of escape—until Cain betrays and rejects her after their night together. Forced to leave the pack and while carrying their unborn child, Talitha faces an uncertain fate until a mysterious priestess rescues her.

Years later, Talitha is more than content having her life revolve around her daughter, Erna, and the priestess who'd become her family. Peace seems within reach, until word spreads that the Alpha King, Demetrius Yarrow, would visit the chapel where she resides.

Talitha is as anxious as she is excited about the impending encounter, unaware that her world is about to be taken by storm, one that involves Demetrius being her second chance mate but his arrival into her life brings more than the fulfillment of a long lost destiny—it brings fury because the Alpha King has no intention of forgiving Talitha for bearing another man’s child rather than waiting for him.