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Unseen, unwanted, and unshifted – Fiona’s destiny teeters on the brink of despair in Sylvia Sly's gripping werewolf novel, "Mate to Who." For nineteen long years, Fiona has dreamt of a mate’s touch, a love that would elevate her to queen, regardless of his rank. But the world of werewolves has left her feeling like a ghost, her existence unacknowledged, her true nature unawakened. The sting of rejection burns deep, amplified by the fact that her first shift has yet to occur, leaving her an outsider in a world defined by primal power. She yearns for recognition, for a connection that transcend…
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Mate to who novel is written by Sylvia sly.
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Mate to who novel belongs to the Werewolf genre.
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In Sylvia Sly's captivating werewolf novel, "Mate to Who," Fiona's life is a landscape of despair. For nineteen years, she has longed for a mate's embrace, a love that would elevate her, irrespective of his standing. Yet, the werewolf world views her as an unseen, unwanted, and unshifted anomaly, a mere ghost whose true nature remains dormant. The rejection festers, intensified by her delayed first shift, rendering her an outcast in a society driven by primal strength. Fiona craves acknowledgmen