Memory Hendrix isn’t interested in dating, and doesn’t even believe in happily-ever-afters. Now, everything is falling into place in his life and he couldn’t be happier.

After giving the pride matchmaker the go-ahead, he soon finds himself betrothed to a lioness, with a mating ceremony scheduled for the following weekend. According to pride law, matings must be among their own kind, and only a mated male can become alpha.

There’s only one thing standing in the way of Duke Fairborn taking over his pride as alpha, and that’s choosing a mate. He’ll choose honor over duty, and love above all else.**Author's note: This book was previously published under the title, 'The Alpha's Honor.' If you already purchased that book, please don't purchase this one. He’s not about to let her go, and no lioness or pride laws will stand in his way. But the jilted lioness isn’t going to go down without a fight, and when Ree believes that Duke will never choose her, she runs. Believing she’s safe in his room above the bar, he leaves her sleeping and goes to the pride elders to accept his exile. Nothing is as important to him as his new mate. Not all is what it seems… Duke knows that taking Ree to bed is going to be the end of his bid for alphaship, but he couldn’t care less. He’s built like a tank and he purrs! One night with him, and her broken heart is all but mended.

Accompanying her younger sister to a bar for a drink to kick off the weekend, she finds herself in the arms of the sexiest guy she’s ever laid eyes on. After one too many broken hearts, Ree knows that the only person she can trust is herself. Right? Her broken heart doesn’t trust easily… Memory Hendrix isn’t interested in dating, and doesn’t even believe in happily-ever-afters. **This book was previously published with the title 'The Alpha's Honor.' If you purchased that book, don't purchase this one.' He only cares about becoming alpha… There’s only one thing standing in the way of Duke Fairborn taking over his pride as alpha, and that’s choosing a mate.

The Alpha's Honor by R.E. Butler