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Dusk
Paperback
Publisher Price: $26.90
ISBN13: 9783706057226
Publisher: Simonie Leroy
Published: May 4 2026
Pages: 300
Weight: 0.89
Height: 0.63 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
When you grow up in a family of six, sometimes, you feel like you do not matter. Especially, if you are the child that everyone considers a failure. My name is Dawn and I am the oldest daughter of Rose and Nicholas Logan, Betas of the Silverlake pack. I have two younger brothers, Adrian who is 21 and Peter who turned 19 a month ago. Also, I have a younger sister, Jenna, who will be turning 18 in just a few days.
You see, being 22 and unmated, automatically puts me on the spot. All wolfs usually have found their mates by the age of twenty and they live happily ever after. Or at least that's what I have been told. Fate obviously had other plans for me.
And I was sincerely ok with that. I knew deep down that sooner or later I would probably find my mate and it wasn't my fault that it just happened NOT to be our Alpha's son. Everyone in our pack expected me and Jonathan to be mates. The Alpha's son and the Beta's daughter always ended up being each other's soul mates when they were the same age.
Just not this once.
This time, the two of us did not have any kind of connection.
When we both reached the age of 18, all our pack members could not comprehend that we felt nothing towards one another. We were complete strangers... There was no bond between us. Well, except for our friendship, since we grew up together. Jonathan was a nice guy but we were not made for each other. We both accepted that fact pretty quickly. Honestly, I think we were both relieved.
But... there was this one person that had the most difficulty dealing with this situation and that was my father. It was obvious to him that I was the main cause of this misfortune that brought disgrace to our family.
What hurt me the most was the fact that no one judged Jonathan. No one considered him responsible. The future Alpha could never be the one at fault. I was the one that heard whispers every time I went out.
Jonathan wasn't that bad to be honest. He knew what I was going through and felt extremely guilty. He had apologized to me a million times. And I was unable to hold a grudge against him. I could not blame him either, we were both caught up in this mess.
If it wasn't for my siblings I would have given up a long time ago. I would have left this pack trying to escape from everyone's hostility. There was nothing holding me back... but I could not let my brothers and sister alone. Because I knew deep down that even If I left for good, they would still have to defend me every single day to those pack members that might provoke them.
Therefore, I decided to stay and face my own battles. No one could break me.
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