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The Alpha Twins' Mate: A Dark Paranormal Reverse Harem Werewolf Romance

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She accepted her fate. Now she has to survive it.

Aurora St. Claire has finally stopped running.

She's accepted Alec and Kade as her mates. She's embraced the white wolf inside her. She's even agreed to take her place as Luna of the largest pack in the country.

But the High Table has other plans.

The five most powerful Alphas in the werewolf world want to control her. Marcus Novak, the head of the High Table, collects white wolves like trophies—and Aurora would be his crowning jewel.

When Alec is taken, Aurora discovers the terrible truth about what she

A soul-eater.

Her power can destroy anyone who threatens her family. But using it might destroy her too.

With an assassin hunting her, a rogue army at her pack's borders, and the entire High Table voting on whether she deserves to live, Aurora must make an impossible

Surrender to the men who want to own her… or become the monster they fear.

The Alpha Twins' Mate is Book 2 in The Maddox Twins series. Ends on a cliffhanger. Book 3 available now.

453 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 18, 2026

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Linda Lesnar

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June 22, 2026
Good plot but full of holes

Engaging story, just there are a ton of plot holes.

For example- she's 17 and a senior in high school. Mates aren't chosen until 18 yet she has 2, and the best friend she met in school turned 18 2 years ago.... why is a 20 year old in high school?

Also white wolves haven't been born in centuries, yet she meets One who knows her family? And a member of the high table collects them like Pokémon cards?

The plot kept me reading but the holes made me wish they had a beta reader.

This many plotholes I'm wondering if it's ai
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