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All they can do now, is make the most of it. They have just one more night together before they have to lose each other forever. Power is exchanged freely and for the ultimate pleasure of all. Human leather clubs work to different rules. Equality between the alphas is everything. The alpha pair is the corner stone of the pack. Marsdon and Bennett have lives to get back to, they have packs to return to.they have wolfen traditions to follow. The Mark of an Alpha Werewolf tradition is very clear. And sometimes the omegas are more than they first appear to be.Ī wolf might be able to hide his identity and play anonymously in those clubs for a little while, but he can't ignore reality forever. Sometimes the most alpha men in the club find happiness with the most omega men.

Equality between the alphas is everything. Pack Discipline The Mark of an Alpha Werewolf tradition is very clear. Once Marsdon and Bennett try things the human way - nothing can ever be the same for them again. Maybe things would be easier between them now that Bennett was healing.His mate hadn't been able to hide the stiffness and pain in his body over the last three days.Dominance and submission mean different things to werewolves than to humans. But Marsdon was willing to feel pathetically grateful for the tiniest mercy right then. It wasn't the way Bennett had given himself and control of his every movement over to his master back in the club. Some of his former ease of movement was returning as he healed. it out and tidying it up.Bennett strode confidently into the courtyard between the house and the barn, stopping to shake the rain off his coat as he went. The barn was going to sparkle if he spent any more time sorting. Just because that day when he'd pushed Bennett back against the wall was the closest they'd come to actually being happy in their own skins since the mating ceremony, that was no reason to damn near take up residence there. He made no move to alert Bennett to his presence.It was stupid to hide in memories, especially when the peace he remembered feeling in that club seemed a million years ago. To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt: What reading level is The Mark of An Alpha book?

The Mark of an Alpha by Kim Dare