The Alpha Enforcer's Human Mate: A Rejected Mate Secret Baby Second Chance Human Shifter Romance

by Jennifer Eve

A desperate human chef.
A ruthless werewolf Enforcer.
A plane crash that ignites a fated bond.

I wanted an island getaway to escape my cheating ex.
Instead? My plane crashed right through a glowing portal.
Worse, I landed squarely in the arms of a gorgeously built, naked werewolf.

Before I could even scream, his eyes flashed gold. He buried his face in my neck, a feral growl vibrating against my skin.
"Mate."

As a sharp-tongued chef, I refused to bow to Kunta, a dangerously rigid wolf Enforcer.
But the mate bond was a gravity we couldn't fight.
Just as I finally let my walls down, he destroyed them.

When his pack deemed me a curse, he didn't fight for me. He publicly severed our bond on the altar and banished me from his realm. But he didn't realize I was taking a piece of him with me.

Five months later, I'm hiding in the human world, running a small bistro.
Until the door violently swings open on a rainy night.

The once-arrogant, untouchable Enforcer falls to his knees outside my restaurant.
His bloodshot eyes track the curve of my pregnant belly as the scent of his own pup hits him. The mighty wolf shatters.

I look down at the man who broke my heart, tossing a dirty mop at his feet.
"You want to stay?" I sneer. "Start scrubbing."

He ruined me with his rejection. Now, I'm going to make him beg.


Tropes List & Warnings
✦Portal Fantasy / Isekai Romance
✦Fated Mates
✦Public Rejection & Heartbreak
✦Secret Baby / Running Away
✦Fierce & Independent Human Mate
✦Extreme Groveling (Boy Obsessed)
✦Alpha Falls to His Knees
✦Second Chance Romance
No Cheating / Complete Standalone
Trigger This book contains themes of public rejection, emotional heartbreak, and mentions of past infidelity (by an ex), but guarantees a highly satisfying groveling arc and a 100% HEA!

296 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 24, 2026

Reviews

[Traci]

Notes for me

Kunta

Zira

Opens with her working in a kitchen with a cruel
Chef who degrades her. She receives a text of her boyfriend kissing her best friend. She’s had enough and quits. Her niece asks her to join her on an exotic vacation. Plane is torn apart and she lands among actual wolves.

Kunta has felt something pushing against the veil for days. He smells blood and his wolf goes crazy. The patrol finds Zira hanging from a tree with her parachute. He waits for her to scream but she lifts a small hand and says “Hey easy there guys. Good boys?” From Kunta’s POV “the specific silence of predators who had just been addressed as though they were loose pets.” 😂

They have never seen a human, only read about them in historical texts. The fated mate bond slams into him. He is angry the moon goddess stuck him with a human.

She becomes pregnant before she can tell him the Alpha and Shaman convince him she’s the reason for the veil weakening. He rejects her and forces her back to her realm.

Five months later he overhears them talking about how they lied. He finds her running a cafe and very pregnant.

NGP.

[William J]

The Alpha Enforcer.

I will keep it short. The story is good, in my opinion a little boring but still enjoyable. But here is the thing...why in the world ate there so many grammar errors? Proof reading is a thing! It takes away from the story, and not just the grammar, a lot of times you can't follow what happened because the timeliness was messed up or the places changed without warning. The book overall is good but please please please ...proof read it.
English is my second language and I am ok with mistakes here and there, but this book had a few to many.

[Victoria Golby]

Fun shifter portal romance

An action packed shifter romance, with drama, an obsessed Alpha enforcer, a determined human chef, forbidden romance, secret baby, rejection, second chances, love, banter, twists and a HEA. Would strongly recommend.

After leaving her cheating ex, Zira just wants a holiday from the kitchen she's a chef in. But when her plane crashes she discovers she's in a new world and she lands in the arms of a werewolf who declares she's his mate. But just as she's accepting her new life, he rejects her under the demands of his pack who see her as a curse, and sends her back to her world, not knowing she's pregnant.

Five months later she's working in a café when he appears at the door, but she makes him work to win her back and doesn't make it easy (which was great fun to read).

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Philippa Reynolds]

I was intrigued by the storyline. Was invested in the two main characters. Grew accustomed to the rambling run on sentences, thinking this was just a quirk. I was determined to finish this book, but the typos - at points just full sentences of gobbledygook - just seemed to get worse the farther I went. I made it almost a third of the way through before I finally had to give up. What a disappointment.

[Rieta Maricle]

Different story line

I really enjoyed the direction the author went in and applaud her for doing something different.
My few bad comments are the editing is terrible. Paragraphs repeated, misspelled words, and sentences that are literally one word.
I think she writes well and will continue to follow her growth.

[lisa jung]

Chef

She's a human chef who falls from a plane through a portal too a new world. An enforcer who is a shifter who is her mate. But it will break them apart and bring them back together.

[Vicki Kane]

ok

This book was really frustrating to read lots of mistakes sentences repeated as well as paragraphs, this could’ve been great if it had been properly proof read never read a book like this from this author so don’t no what happened here. Good storyline though.

[Laura Cumberbatch]

disappointed

There were so many spelling/grammar mistakes. Easy fixes that anyone could have made. There were also many contradicting parts. I ended up speed reading just to finish it.

[Helen Burdsall]

Poorly written

The story concept was good but the execution was extremely
poor. Bad spelling, incorrect punctuation, and no attention to story detail. I can only assume it was never proof read.

[Ashley Benjamin]

someone did not proof read this book

Honestly okay book. Satisfied what I was looking for. Had to look beyond all the spelling errors and time inconsistencies that could have been fixed with a proofread.

[Andrea Blessing]

Good story but a lot of errors

The story was good and kept me entertained but there were a lot of editing issues. Also excessive use of the words “particular” and “specific” which I began to find very annoying.

[Mary Mccormack]

Honest review

Really loved the characters in this book. The main characters keep you on your toes and make you want to join their worlds.

[Stephanie Blatz]

good story

Good story, interesting plot. Could have used a little
Levity as it was endlessly serious, still the story as a whole was really good.

[Leeanne]

It's just ok

Quite a few spelling mistakes.

Has the potential to be a really good book. The characters and storyline are good, I just wish it had some oomph.

[Charles Baker]

Plot good, spelling errors were distracting.

Your proof reader didn't do a good job of catching quite a few spelling errors. So many, it distracted the flow of the book.

[Sharon Phillips]

I found the concept very good however all of the misspellings, incomplete sentences and items out of order made it very difficult to read.