Runaway Alpha

In Ayinne Eiram's "Runaway Alpha," the inaugural book of a compelling Werewolf series, a shocking betrayal shatters a pack's unity. The Alpha flees his own wedding, initiating an epic adventure with a desperate flight under a moonless sky. More familiar with the role of a runaway bride than a fugitive, the protagonist is pursued by his own pack. His drastic choice is underscored by the chilling sounds of pursuit. He vanishes into the wilderness after performing an ancient ritual, a whispered farewell that severs all connections, effectively erasing his existence. This departure leaves behind his pack and his very identity. The narrative poses a critical question: what compels an Alpha to relinquish everything just as he is about to claim his Luna? What hidden secrets drive such an extreme decision?