Lost (Silver Falls University, #1; Kingdom of Wolves, #2)

Five broken alphas.
One lost wolf.
A fate she never expected.

* Silver Falls University *
There was no reason for a female bitten wolf like myself to be here.
More so, there was no reason that someone who grew up as poor as I did, in an overcrowded pack house in the South side of Chicago, should be making her way up north to one of the most prestigious supernatural universities in the country.

I truly had no idea what to expect.
Something that was my own fault.

I didn’t exactly have a lot of experience with anyone or anything.
Sheltered was an understatement, except to the darkness that came with struggling to survive cruel bullying and an incurable loneliness that had formed the woman I was today.

The place I had grown up, never felt like home.
No one had ever felt like home.

Well, until I meet a man on the way to campus.
A man that had me feeling so completely comfortable yet confused and overwhelmed.

There had to be something wrong with me, right?
This wasn’t normal.

Then again, I should have realized that nothing about my life moving forward would be normal.

I just didn’t realize how much was in store for me.

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Join Effie Harlow on her journey at Silver Falls University, where she begins to realize that something about her is different.

This reverse harem paranormal romance features five protective and possessive wolf shifters that are bound and determined to keep Effie by their side, no matter what. To prove to her that she is so much more than anyone had ever tried to tell her she was.

Will they be able to convince her of her place at Silver Falls and in their life?
Or will Effie get lost in the university crowds like she did back home?

Find out in "Lost", the first installment of author M. Sinclair's series, Silver Falls University. This book is also the second book in the multi-author series, Kingdom of Wolves.

Warning: This PNR University style RH will contain swearing, adult sexual content +18, elements of PTSD and prior abuse, violence, and additional darker themes.