The Tribrid Princess and the Taste of Chaos (The Rossi Legacies Book 7)

Sienna Rossi is an eighteen-year-old young woman who had everything going for her; she had it all. That was until two years ago when she lost someone she loved and grief shattered her. From being one of the best in her class, she spiralled out of control, the power that runs through her veins has forsaken her.

Although she no longer has the will to do her best, she’s forced to remain at Midnight Academy. Despite her failing exam scores, she’s pushed to take the next step, a step that means failure is no longer an option. Assigned to a combat team she has no business being on. The worst part? Her new division leader is Jayce Westwood.

Jayce is the first-born, Alpha heir of the Blood Moon Pack. He is ruthless, unyielding and unforgiving. The kind of man who commands with a look, crushes with a word, and doesn’t tolerate any kind of weakness. And in his eyes, she is nothing but weak. He doesn’t just dislike her, he resents her and she has no idea why. But what she does know is that his cold glares burn more than they should, that the way he watches her, sharp and assessing, awakens something deep inside her. To Jayce, she is nothing more than an unnecessary distraction, one that somehow messes with his mind and control.
She is everything he doesn't need and everything that he wouldn’t mind having a taste of.

Tormented by dreams that she cannot comprehend, and the hopelessness that consumes her as she embarks on the impossible, she and Jayce realise they can help one another with their goals and decide to work together. The tension, fear, desire and hatred between them sparks into something else. Something reckless. Something uncontrollable. Something utterly chaotic.

With the upcoming battle looming closer, will Sienna ever be able to accomplish the task she has set her sights upon? Will she ever overcome whatever is stopping her from becoming the woman she is destined to be? And above all… why does the green-eyed Alpha look at her like she’s both his greatest failure and his greatest obsession?