Holiday Theme

It’s Christmas time at the compound and Jasmine, mate of Silas Knight and Alpha Bitch in the nation, has decided it’s time for the kids to learn about the holiday. Plans are underway for a huge carnival full of games, music and family fun. It’s not until an unexpected guest arrives that Jasmine realizes she and Silas have missed critical elements in their children’s education.
La Patron’s Christmas is a novella which may be read alone, however, it is a continuation of the La Patron, Alphas Alpha series. To understand the depth of the relationships between Jasmine, Silas, Asia, Angus and Hawke, I suggest you read the Birth and Sword series first.

An Alpha’s job is never done, Silas juggles the Joint Chiefs, his den, rebels and KnightForce before Jasmine puts her foot down, reminding him of the season. It’s Christmas and for some, the first family Christmas ever. Jasmine and Silas prepare to host Asia’s parents, Barticus and Amynta for the holiday. Everyone returns to the compound for a warm and loving holiday in La Patron’s 2nd Christmas.

It’s Christmas time and the country is experiencing extreme weather conditions that threaten the lives of Pack members in certain parts of the country. While preparing the Compound for a large holiday celebration, Silas and his team respond to the mounting death tolls of Pack by sending Knights and supplies to assist in search and rescue. Jasmine’s joy of the holiday is dimmed by the late arrival of her kids and a strange desire to sleep. Concerned Silas seeks answers from the Goddess, whose answers send him down a trail he never wanted to go. Christmas in the Nation brings home the kids and their mates and several more. It’s a heartwarming Christmas story depicting the love and joy of Christmas.