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Rejected Wolf Pack Reverse Harem Series

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Protected by Outcasts (Rejected Wolf Pack Book 1) by Traci Lovelot book cover shows three huge wolves protecting a woman
Marked for the Pack by Traci Lovelot shows Freya and her alpha wolves on the cover.
Untamed Shifters (Rejected Wolf Pack Book 3) by Traci Lovelot book cover shows one huge black wolf protecting a woman with three other wolves in the background
Mated by Alphas by Traci Lovelot shows Freya and her howling alpha wolves on the cover, with magic engulfing her hands.
The book cover of the fifth book in the Rejected Wolf Pack series by Traci Lovelot, Bound to Exiles. It shows Freya (the FMC) surrounded by her wolves.
Chosen by Fate shows all six of Freya's mates with Torsten in wolf form displaying his unique blue eyes

Rejected by her fated mate. Exiled and in heat. Forced into a deal with three sexy alphas… 

“Learn your place and serve us well, little wolf,” he said, his eyes alight with desire. “Do that, and you’ll be safe with us.” 

Rejected Wolf Pack is a complete reverse harem series with a hint of dubcon and a lot of danger. In this high heat wolf shifter series, Freya will have to learn about her past to survive her future. By the end of the series, she will bring all her alphas to heel to get her happily ever after. 

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Wow, if I thought book one was good. They just keep getting better! – Tana on Goodreads ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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This pack is just so right, they are so great together, every book i read i fall more and more in love with them – Kyara on Goodreads ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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The Rejected Wolf Pack series is complete!

Rejected by my fated mate. Exiled and unable to shift. And I’m going into heat thanks to the mate bond…

Three fierce, rogue alphas are all that stand between me and certain death in the dangerous wilderness. They offer me the safety of their pack, but in return, I must give them something they crave. 

They demand I share my heat with them, paying for their protection with the only thing I can offer… 

My body.

No matter how much my hidden wolf longs to join their pack, I can’t trust them or their intentions. And they can’t trust me or my secrets. There are things about my past even I don’t know.

None of that matters, though. What these alphas want, they get. And right now, that’s me.

Rejected Wolf Pack is a steamy wolf shifter romantasy featuring a half-breed whose fated mate rejects her. Each book of this high heat series unleashes new mate bonds and deeper poly themes. By the end of this reverse harem series, Freya will bring all her alphas to heel to get her happily ever after.

This spicy polyamorous reverse harem series is complete and available on Amazon in ebook and paperback formats and in Kindle Unlimited.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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If you’re a fan of paranormal romance (PNR), paranormal romantasy, fantasy romance set in an alternate version of our world, or “Why Choose” (reverse harem) stories, you’ll love Rejected Wolf Pack. This series follows Freya, a girl who starts out as the lowest-ranked member of her pack and ends up as a powerful leader with a literal constellation of powerful fated mates.

Here are some FAQs you might have if you’re thinking about diving in:

Is this a “Why Choose” / Reverse Harem romance?

Yes, 100%! Freya doesn’t just settle for one alpha; by the end of the series, she has six fated mates. The series is built on the idea that “love multiplies instead of divides,” and Freya eventually brings all her alphas to heel to get her happily ever after.

I love the “Rejected Mate” trope — how does that play out in the Rejected Wolf Pack series?

It’s the core of Rejected Wolf Pack Book 1! Freya is publicly rejected by her fated mate, Luka (the alpha heir to the Ironwood pack), during a full moon ceremony. He banishes her to the wildlands to die, but that rejection is actually what triggers her to find her true family among a group of rogue outcasts called the Howling Echo. Luka eventually tries to woo Freya back, but she never accepts him, for reasons you’ll find out in the books!

Does Freya get back together with the one who rejected her?

No, she definitely does not. The Rejected Wolf Pack series is a “Rejected Mate” story where the rejection is final and leads to something much better. Luka, the alpha heir who publicly humiliated and exiled her, eventually tries to reclaim her in later books for his own selfish political gain. Freya stands her ground, choosing her new pack and telling Luka she belongs with the Howling Echo. Luka is an antagonist over the course of the series.

How “steamy” are we talking?

The Rejected Wolf Pack series is a “high heat” series. It features graphic consensual sex, including group scenes and scenes involving multiple partners simultaneously. A major plot point is Freya’s shifter heat cycles, which are incredibly intense and last five days, during which she is “insatiable” and requires her mates’ constant attention. See the kinks, tropes, and triggers for more info on this topic.

Is there any M/M (Male/Male) action?

Yes! As the Rejected Wolf Pack series progresses and the “Bonded link” (a magical telepathic connection) deepens between the mates, they realize they don’t just love Freya — they also have deep feelings for each other. You’ll see a long-awaited romance blossom between childhood best friends Gage and Heath, as well as sparks between the other mates. The Rejected Wolf Pack series is considered a reverse harem with MM content. See the kinks, tropes, and triggers for more info on this topic.

I usually read vampire romance — will I like the Rejected Wolf Pack series?

While the focus is on wolf shifters and mages in the Rejected Wolf Pack series, the world is shared by multiple supernatural species, including fae and vampires. Vampires are mentioned as ruling large parts of Europe. If you enjoy the intensity, possessiveness, and “orgasmic bites” often found in vampire lore, you’ll find plenty of that here with the “claiming bites” shifters use to mark their territory. (And if you really want vampires, Traci Lovelot has another series called Bound to the Vampires set in a similar world!)

Is it just about wolves, or is there more magic?

It’s a heavy mix! In the Rejected Wolf Pack series, Freya eventually discovers she is a hybrid (half-wolf, half-mage). She has unique powers most other wolf shifters don’t have. There’s a whole plotline about her learning to master her magic with the help of one of her mates.

Are there any “dark” elements I should know about?

Yes, the Rejected Wolf Pack series does have a darker edge, though most would consider it more “gray” than truly dark. There are content warnings for physical and verbal abuse, trauma, and PTSD (especially regarding Freya’s first pack in Book 1). There are also hints of dubcon (dubious consent), particularly in Books 1 & 2 when Freya is forced to make “deals” for her survival while in heat. See the kinks, tropes, and triggers for more info on this topic.

What’s the overarching plot?

Beyond the romance, the Rejected Wolf Pack series is about an outcast girl building an unlikely alliance of packs to stop a massive, conquering force called Denraider and a greedy coven of witches. It’s a journey from being downtrodden and perceived as worthless to becoming a “Radiant” leader who changes how the shifter world works. If you’re looking for a series where the heroine is cherished by a group of protective, dangerous men while she discovers she’s actually a magical powerhouse, the Rejected Wolf Pack series is for you!

Is this “Omegaverse”?

While the Rejected Wolf Pack series isn’t an omegaverse or “A/B/O” (Alpha/Beta/Omega) story, it definitely draws heavy inspiration from those tropes. You’ll find a strict pack hierarchy involving dominant Alphas, and more subservient Betas. However, the Omegas are what the packs call their slaves, because they’re the lowest in rank.

The the Rejected Wolf Pack series features shifter heats that are triggered by finding a fated mate and alpha commands that can force submission.

However, the “Omega” role in this world is often a social rank rather than a biological one; the Omega is treated as a slave or the lowest-ranking member. One of the major arcs in the Rejected Wolf Pack series involves Gage and Freya dismantling this cruel system to ensure no one is treated as a “worthless” Omega ever again.

Does the Rejected Wolf Pack series need to be read in order?

Yes, absolutely! The Rejected Wolf Pack series is a continuous story with a single overarching plot, where each book picks up exactly where the previous book left off. You follow Freya’s journey from a rankless exile in Book 1 all the way to becoming a leader of multiple packs in Book 6. The relationships also build slowly; for example, the fourth mate isn’t even met in person until Book 3. To get the full emotional payoff of their “Why Choose” romance, you’ll want to start with Protected by Outcasts.

Who exactly gets “rejected”?

The “Rejected” in the Rejected Wolf Pack series title refers to almost everyone in the main cast!

  • Freya: She is the primary “rejected mate,” cast out by Luka at the start of the series
  • The Alphas (The Howling Echo): All of Freya’s mates are “outcasts” who were exiled or rejected by their original packs for various reasons
    • Gage and Heath were exiled from the Frost Fang pack after a betrayal by Gage’s brother and ex-lover
    • Flint took his sister’s place in exile to protect her, and Freya actually rejects him as her mate at the end of Book 1! (Don’t worry… she’ll change her mind)
    • When Gage claims Freya, Freya rejects him because she fears she won’t be able to be with the others
    • Rowan was cast out from his pack as a teenager because his wolf hadn’t appeared yet
    • Zak‘s wolf and ability to shift was suppressed by his coven

In a beautiful twist of “found family,” these rejected individuals come together to form their own pack, proving that being “rejected” was just the first step toward finding where they truly belong.

Can I find the Rejected Wolf Pack series as audiobooks?

Coming soon! While the Rejected Wolf Pack series is currently available in ebook and paperbacks, there are currently no audiobooks available for the six main books.

Are there discreet paperback covers for the Rejected Wolf Pack series?

Coming soon! Coming in late 2026 or early 2027!

Are there hardback books of the Rejected Wolf Pack series?

Coming soon! Likely to arrive in late 2027!

Are there box sets of the Rejected Wolf Pack series?

Coming soon! The Rejected Wolf Pack ebook box sets (there will be two like Our Fae Queen) are likely to arrive in early 2027!

Are there free bonus stories where I can dive deeper?

Yes, there are lots of extra bonus stories for the Rejected Wolf Pack series, and many of them are free to read! See all bonus stories here.

  • Snowed in with Shifters: A FREE standalone reverse harem novella set in the same world that features a beta wolf mating with three brothers.
  • Rowan’s Perspective: There are multiple bonus scenes from Rowan’s point of view, including a scene where he dreams of Freya’s wolf (set between Books 2 and 3) and a primal sex scene titled The Chase
  • Moon Mad: A short story showing Rowan handling his rut alone during the five days of Freya’s first heat in Book 2.
  • Unrequited: A prequel story from Heath’s perspective about his long-held, unrequited feelings for Gage.
  • Claimed & Beloved: A long, steamy epilogue for the series finale told from the perspectives of all seven main characters.
  • Patreon: The author also offers exclusive “backstage secrets” and several more bonus stories through her Patreon community.

When do we meet Rowan?

While Freya begins dreaming of a “dark wolf” early on, she doesn’t meet Rowan in person until Rejected Wolf Pack Book 3, Untamed Shifters. He is the fourth member of the pack and plays a vital role in rescuing Freya from her original pack.

Do I need to read the author’s other series to enjoy this one?

No. While the author has other popular series like Our Fae Queen and Bound to the Vampires, the Rejected Wolf Pack is a complete, self-contained story that can be enjoyed entirely on its own, starting with Book 1.

Is this a polyamorous love story?

Yes, absolutely. The Rejected Wolf Pack series is a “Why Choose” (reverse harem) romance where Freya eventually claims all six of her mates. It also moves beyond just Freya’s individual relationships with the men; as the Bonded link strengthens, the mates realize they also have deep feelings for each other. By the end, they function as a single, interconnected polycule of seven people who all love and claim one another, with Freya always at the center.

How many total mates will Freya have?

By the conclusion of the Rejected Wolf Pack series, Freya has six fated mates: four alpha wolf shifters from the original Howling Echo pack (Gage, Heath, Flint, and Rowan), one hybrid mage-wolf (Zak), and one fellow Odinswolf (Torsten).

Is there anal sex and dual penetration in the Rejected Wolf Pack series?

Yes to both.

  • Anal Sex: This is first introduced in Rejected Wolf Pack Book 2, where Freya explicitly asks to experience anal while she is fully lucid before her heat begins. It becomes a recurring element, especially as the MM romance aspect is explored, including scenes where Gage takes Heath anally.
  • Dual Penetration: The Rejected Wolf Pack series features several scenes involving DP. This occurs frequently during Freya’s heats, where her mates take turns filling her from both the front and back simultaneously to satisfy her “insatiable” needs.
  • See the kinks, tropes, and triggers for more info on this topic.

Does Freya ever learn to shift?

Yes. In Rejected Wolf Pack Book 1, Freya is exiled and unable to shift, which led her original pack to believe she was a “broken” half-breed. However, she eventually learns that Odinswolves like her are late bloomers. She successfully shifts for the first time in Book 3, Untamed Shifters, becoming a pure white wolf with snow-blue eyes and lightning in her fur.

I usually read romantasy — will I enjoy this?

If you like high-stakes magic, mythical lineages, and steamy romance, you will likely love the Rejected Wolf Pack series. The series blends traditional wolf shifter tropes with deep Norse mythology. Freya discovers she is an Odinswolf, a rare type of shifter who can wield lightning and see the literal “threads” of magical bonds between people. The plot involves massive battles, ancient curses, and a heroine who evolves from a “worthless” exile into a leader who unites multiple packs.

What major tropes can I expect in this series?

The Rejected Wolf Pack series is a treasure trove of popular romance tropes, including:

  • Rejected Mate: This is the catalyst for the entire Rejected Wolf Pack series starting in Book 1, where Freya is cast out by her fated mate, Luka
  • Fated Mates: The core of the romance, driven by the belief that “our wolves pick our mates”
  • Reverse Harem / Why Choose: Freya eventually brings a total of six fated mates into her circle
  • Hidden Heritage / Hybrids: Freya discovers she isn’t “broken” but is actually a hybrid (half-witch, half-shifter) and a rare Odinswolf
  • Found Family: A group of exiles and outcasts who were rejected by their original packs coming together to form the Howling Echo
  • Enemies-to-Lovers: Specifically seen with Gage, who initially despises female wolves and views Freya with suspicion before becoming her first claimed mate
  • Hurt/Comfort: Much of the series deals with the characters healing from significant physical and emotional trauma
  • Touch Her and Die: Freya’s alpha mates are fiercely protective and willing to use lethal force against anyone who threatens her
  • Forced Proximity: Freya is exiled to the wildlands with no supplies, forcing her to share a small, cramped cabin and even a single ATV with the three alphas for survival
  • Sex for Protection: Freya, unable to shift and facing her first heat in the dangerous wildlands, strikes a transactional deal with the Howling Echo alphas. She pays for their protection with the only thing she can offer… her body. This fateful deal governs their early relationship, though it eventually transitions into genuine love.
  • Growly Possessive Alphas: Alphas use their physical and vocal dominance to claim territory and mates.
  • Found Family: The pack is composed entirely of exiles and outcasts who were rejected by their birth packs but came together to form the Howling Echo. Rowan notes that the Howling Echo is the only place he felt like he truly belonged after a lifetime as an outsider.
  • Magic Lessons: Once Freya’s magic is unsealed, Zak becomes her primary instructor. These lessons often take a spicy turn, as Zak uses the Bonded link to heighten their connection while they practice. 😏
  • Unrequited Love: Heath confesses that he always cared for Gage since they were teens but kept his feelings tightly under wraps because Gage seemed straight and uninterested. Heath believes Gage will never reciprocate them.
  • Bisexual Awakening: After being pressed against Heath in a closet, Gage realizes his body responds to his best friend in ways he never expected. He eventually admits that he was too blind to see it because of his father’s traditionalist rules regarding alpha procreation.
  • Wolf Instincts Know Best: “They say our wolves pick our mates” is a recurring theme. Flint encourages Freya to “follow her instincts” because her wolf will guide her better than her human mind. Rowan’s wolf recognizes Freya as his mate long before his human side is willing to accept her.
  • Only She Can Tame His Beast: Rowan is a “feral shifter” who lived with wild wolves for ten years. Freya is the one who can calm his wild side and draw him back from a feral state.
  • Harem Evolves Over Time: Freya’s harem of men is a slow-build “Why Choose” dynamic that expands across the six books
  • Instalove: Flint falls for Freya almost immediately. Gage and Heath are drawn to her the moment they catch her scent. Rowan and Freya both admit they recognized each other as mates the moment they met.
  • Claiming Her Power: Freya’s arc is a classic “zero to hero” story. She begins as a “rankless, worthless half-breed” unable to shift. By the end of the series, she has mastered her Odinswolf lightning, can see and manipulate magical bonds, and becomes the “Radiant” or “Astral” leader of a multi-pack alliance.

The “Rejected Wolf Pack” series is built upon a foundation of classic paranormal and dark romance tropes that evolve as Freya journeys from a rankless exile to a powerful leader. See the kinks, tropes, and triggers for more info on this topic.

Is the FMC of the Rejected Wolf Pack series a virgin?

No, Freya is not a virgin at the start of the Rejected Wolf Pack series. She explicitly mentions that she tried “sex in all its forms” with her first lover, Wilder, during their late teens and early twenties in the Ironwood pack. He eventually broke her heart by choosing another mate, someone who could actually shift, unlike Freya. Freya confirms later in the story that while she hadn’t been with anyone for years since that relationship, she was not a virgin when she met the Howling Echo alphas.

Are any of Freya’s mates virgins?

As for Freya’s six mates in the Rejected Wolf Pack series, the vast majority of them have significant sexual experience prior to joining her circle. None are virgins.

  • Gage had a long-term relationship with his first love, Nira, before her betrayal and his subsequent exile.
  • Flint had a girlfriend named Shante back in the Moonblessed pack.
  • Heath is described as a “playboy” who frequently engaged in “fuck and forget” encounters with both male and female shifters across various packlands for decades.
  • Rowan: Despite his solitary lifestyle as a rogue, Rowan is not a virgin. He often accompanied Heath, who acted as his wingman.
  • Zak: The hybrid mage is also experienced, noting that he had enjoyed group encounters with his housemates back in the Ravenscroft Coven before he fled.
  • Torsten: Although he spent several years wandering alone between packs, he also spent time in Moonblessed for a time, and has experience with a variety of partners.

By the end of the series, any previous isolation or heartbreak is resolved as all seven members of the “constellation” form deep, mutual, and highly intimate physical and emotional bonds with one another.

Are these werewolves or wolf shifters?

In this world, they are exclusively referred to as wolf shifters.

Unlike traditional werewolves, they are not forced to shift during the full moon. While the full moon is a sacred and auspicious time for a “pack run” and can make their wolves feel more restless or powerful, these shifters have complete control and can transform at will once they have come into their power. Additionally, while traditional werewolves are often cursed, the shifters in the Rejected Wolf Pack series view their ability as a magical birthright passed down through ancient bloodlines.

Is there sex in wolf form?

No, there is no sex in wolf form or bestiality in the Rejected Wolf Pack series. To comply with modern publishing standards (and specifically Amazon’s Terms of Service regarding bestiality), there is no graphic sex depicted while characters are in their full animal forms.

Female shifters in heat generally choose to stay in human form because it allows them to be more lucid and “enjoy it more”. However, the series does feature partial shifts—such as fangs lengthening or eyes changing color — during intimate moments to heighten the primal intensity of the experience.

See the kinks, tropes, and triggers for more info on this topic.

Do the men have knots?

No, the men do not have knots in the Rejected Wolf Pack series. To comply with modern publishing standards (and specifically Amazon’s Terms of Service regarding bestiality), the men do not have knots or specialized peens 🍆

Can they communicate telepathically?

Yes, many characters in the Rejected Wolf Pack series communicate telepathically, but it depends on the type of bond they share as to whether they can speak without words.

  • The Pack Bond: Allows the pack alpha and members in wolf form to sense each other’s strong emotions and location, and communicate mind-to-mind over certain distances.
  • The Mate Bond: A deeper connection formed by a mutual claiming bite, allowing two mates to talk mind-to-mind even if one or both are in human form.
  • The Bonded Link: A unique connection stemming from Freya’s witch magic that ties all six of her mates together, allowing them to share thoughts across the entire group.

Wait, I heard there’s an “Odinswolf” — what is that?

An Odinswolf is a nearly extinct, legendary lineage of shifters descended from Odin’s companion wolves in the Rejected Wolf Pack series. They have several unique traits that set them apart from standard Lokiswolves:

  1. Late Bloomers: They don’t experience their first shift until the full moon after their twenty-fifth birthday
  2. Unique Appearance: Their eyes remain blue in wolf form instead of turning gold
  3. Special Powers: They can project their thoughts to any wolf (not just pack), see the literal “threads” of magical bonds, and often manifest blue-white lightning in their fur
  4. Resistance: They are naturally resistant to alpha commands, meaning no alpha can force them to submit using their bark

Is there “Sword Crossing” (M/M content) in the Rejected Wolf Pack series?

Yes. As the Bonded link deepens, the men realize that their connection to one another is just as vital as their connection to Freya. The Rejected Wolf Pack series features several intimate scenes between the male mates, including a long-awaited romantic and sexual union between Gage and Heath, and later connections involving Zak and Torsten; however, Freya always remains centered. The Rejected Wolf Pack series is considered a reverse harem with MM content. See the kinks, tropes, and triggers for more info on this topic.

Is there a high-stakes fantasy plot, or just romance in the Rejected Wolf Pack series?

It’s a mix of both! While the “high heat” romance is a major draw for many who read the Rejected Wolf Pack series, the overarching plot involves a massive struggle among packs. Freya and her mates must build an “Astral Packs” alliance to stop the Ashworth Coven and the bloodthirsty Denraider pack, who are using dark magic to strip shifters of their wolves and enslave entire territories.

Based on the sources, the Rejected Wolf Pack series is a continuous, six-book story arc. Here is a breakdown of what you can expect regarding the ending, the format, and whether it’s a good fit for a first-time reverse harem reader.

Do the Rejected Wolf Pack books end in cliffhangers?

Yes, the first five books in the Rejected Wolf Pack series end on cliffhangers, but the series is complete and the final book ends in a happily ever after.

Each of the first five books concludes with a “To be continued” notice and a direct lead-in to the next volume, culminating in the series finale, Book 6: Chosen by Fate.

Is the Rejected Wolf Pack series complete?

Yes, the Rejected Wolf Pack series is complete. It consists of six main books, ending with Chosen by Fate. The final book concludes Freya’s journey as she finds all six of her fated mates and establishes a new world order for the allied packs.

Does the Rejected Wolf Pack series have a Happily Ever After (HEA)?

Yes, a Happily Ever After is guaranteed in the Rejected Wolf Pack series! While the series contains significant danger and threats from all kinds of baddies, by the conclusion, Freya brings all her alphas to heel to get her happily ever after. The final book shows the seven of them (Freya and her six mates) united and safe.

Where can I read the Rejected Wolf Pack series?

The Rejected Wolf Pack series is available on Amazon and through Kindle Unlimited. Paperbacks are also available for those who prefer physical copies. Start with Book 1 here.

Will I like the Rejected Wolf Pack series if I’ve never read Reverse Harem before?

If you enjoy paranormal romance or romantasy, this series is an excellent introduction to the Reverse Harem genre (also known as Why Choose). Here are a few reasons why:

  • The “Found Family” aspect: A core theme is a group of outcasts and exiles coming together to form their own pack. It focuses on deep loyalty and chosen bonds that are “stronger than blood”
  • Love multiplies: Instead of a stressful love triangle where someone eventually gets their heart broken, the series operates on the philosophy that “love multiplies instead of divides” which means Freya doesn’t have to choose between the protective alphahole Gage, loyal and kind Flint, or the playful and flirty Heath — she gets them all.
  • Her arc: You get to watch Freya evolve from a downtrodden shifter who’s all alone in the wildlands into a powerful leader (an “Astral”) who deserves the devotion of six incredible men.
  • Different personalities: You’ll never get the guys confused, because each one is very distinct from one another.
  • High stakes and world-building: Beyond the romance, there is a legitimate fantasy plot involving ancient curses, Norse-inspired magic, and high-stakes pack warfare. The odds are staked against Freya, and to stand against all her enemies, she’ll need the strength of her six mates to complement her growing power.

Special content warning: This is a very high heat series with very graphic consensual sex, orgies, group sex, anal sex, and dual penetration. It also includes some darker elements such as physical/verbal abuse (primarily in the early chapters of Book 1), PTSD, and hints of dubcon (dubious consent) as Freya navigates the primal instincts of her wolf side. See the kinks, tropes, and triggers for more info on this topic.

If you enjoy intense, possessive alphas and steamy, multi-partner dynamics, you’ll be drawn into Freya’s world.