MATE FOR THREE BROTHERS

By: Angela N. Ortega

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

She learned early that wanting things was expensive.

Arden Blake is eighteen years old, invisible by design, and very good at surviving. She scrubs floors in a pack that calls her a liability. She keeps her grief in thirty-second increments. She stopped believing anyone was coming.

She is wrong.

When the Warden brothers arrive at Lanwick for a negotiation, Arden's wolf does something she has never done before — goes completely, utterly still. Not fear. Recognition. Three men. Three bonds pulling in three directions at once. And every instinct Arden has says: run.

Ryden Warden is the wall — an Alpha who carries thirty-eight hundred wolves and has decided that wanting something badly doesn't mean taking it is right. Ledran is the strategist who notices she wasn't at the pack meal and wraps bread in cloth so she'll eat. Asher is the warmth she didn't know she was missing — and the secret she doesn't yet know he's keeping.

What follows is not a rescue. Arden builds her own way out, brick by careful brick, notebook margin by notebook margin.

But building a life is different from building a cage. And choosing three men who see her — really see her — is different from anything she has ever been allowed to want.

She survived Lanwick. Now she has to learn what it means to stay somewhere on purpose.