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    Given to Alpha: A BWWM Paranormal Romance
    Given to Alpha: A BWWM Paranormal Romance
    Given to Alpha: A BWWM Paranormal Romance
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    Given to Alpha: A BWWM Paranormal Romance

    By Delilah Jackson

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    Brit feels betrayed when she learns her father has arranged a marriage for her with the alpha of another pack. Even though she knew this was the way shifter life worked, she never thought it'd happen to her. But now, it was her turn. 

    Brit's got to learn to cope with being traded to another pack for a piece of land. But will she learn to cope with the completely unexpected STRONG feelings of ATTRACTION she is feeling towards her new husband and match? More importantly, will her husband be able to deal with the fact that he's been matched with ALPHA himself? 

    Find out by DOWNLOADING this super fun paranormal fantasy romance now! 

    Note: This book contains spicy love scenes and colorful language. It is intended for 18+ readers. A sweet & sexy 8,000 word stand alone, with no cliffhangers, and a happily ever after! 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDelilah Jackson
    Release dateDec 4, 2018
    ISBN9781386866343
    Given to Alpha: A BWWM Paranormal Romance

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      Given to Alpha - Delilah Jackson

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      There is no way this was happening.

      Most people thought arranged unions were a thing of the past or something that only happened in third world countries; boy were they ever wrong. Of course most people didn’t know about people like me.

      I stared out my window refusing to turn and face the person who had opened my door. I took a deep breath. Rosemary, sage and a hint of lemon mixed with cleaner. My mother.

      Brit, you have to understand… It was my birthright, my job to the pack, my only use.

      I’ve heard it all before. My arms wrapped around my chest hugging myself tightly.

      Your father loves you.

      Of course he does, but he sure seems to love his land more.

      That’s what I was worth. Land. Fucking land. My mother didn’t say another word, probably good honestly. I was so close to losing my shit. The wolf inside me screamed to get out, to snarl and bite and run away from here.

      But I couldn’t do it. Trust me, I’d tried last night.

      The night before I was supposed to meet my new mate, I’d packed my bags and tried to escape. I wasn’t even able to open the window I am now staring out of. I couldn’t. I can’t leave my pack. It was stupid and I knew it but they were my family. A family that is going to pawn you off for land. I reminded myself but it did no good.

      He will be here soon, please try to look your best. Her voice was small as she spoke and for a second I thought about how hard this must be on her. I bit my lip as I heard her turn to leave.

      I love you mom. I whispered. I wasn’t sure if she heard it or not because she didn’t reply, but I did hear her cry softly as she made her way to her room. I forced myself to turn away from the window.

      As part of the pack I wanted to please. I wanted to do as I was told, but the human side of me couldn’t get past the fact that my dad had sold me so easily. For land his great-great-great grandfather had owned, but still. Was I that worthless to him? He hadn’t even tried to put up a fight or find another way around it. Then again he probably thinks he’s doing me a favor. My dad was old school. The fact I was 23 and not interested in trying

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