Shattered Bond: Rise Of The Rogue Luna
Blurb / synopsis
One night of rebellion. A lifetime of consequences.
Laila Wolfe has spent her life playing the part of the perfect, invisible daughter. Despite her genius mind and tactical brilliance, she dimmed her own light to stay in the shadow of her golden girl sister, Lyra. But on the eve of her wedding, a cold business merger between the Wolfe and Brooke empires, the ultimate betrayal shatters her world. Finding her fiancé in the arms of her sister is not just a heartbreak; it is a wake up call.
Turning her back on her pack and her name, Laila flees into the neon soaked streets of the city. To drown the pain, she walks into a world where she does not belong and falls into the arms of a dangerous stranger. Kaden Vane is everything her father warned her about. He is powerful, lethal, and the Alpha of Black Ridge, her family’s greatest enemy.
What starts as a night of explosive passion becomes a calculated game of revenge. Kaden knows exactly who Laila is, and he plans to use her to dismantle the man who murdered his father. But as secrets unravel and a Revenge File comes to light, Laila realizes she is a pawn in a war she never asked for.
When she discovers she is carrying the enemy’s heir, Laila must stop running and embrace the Primal Alpha blood coursing through her veins. She will not be a sacrifice for her father or a tool for her husband. To protect her child, she will become the one thing the supernatural world never saw coming: The Rogue Luna.
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Chapter: Chapter 33: Rebirth Of The Silver FireChapter 33Rebirth of the Silver FireThe crack in the London Heart was a jagged, bleeding wound that spit out a mixture of thick, black oil and high-frequency violet sparks. The suffocating note of the Black Symphony didn't stop; it fractured into a chaotic, screaming static that tore through the vault with the force of a physical gale, knocking the remaining Council enforcers into the stone walls.Julian fell from the top of the cracked sphere, his immaculate tweed suit finally tearing as he hit the silver pedestal with a dull thud. His crimson eyes were fixed on Laila, his ivory face twisted in an expression of genuine, venomous horror. He could feel the change in the air the way the green fog was being burned away by a dry, white heat that smelled of ozone and fresh snow.Laila walked toward him, her movements slow, deliberate, and entirely unnatural. Her arms were still bound tight against her ribs by the nylon straps, but she didn't look like a prisoner. The white fire in her ey
Last Updated: 2026-05-19
Chapter: Chapter 32: Black Symphony Of The BankChapter 32Black Symphony of the BankThe financial district of London, known to locals as the City, was a dense labyrinth of towering glass skyscrapers and narrow, medieval alleyways that had survived the Great Fire. Tonight, the modern office buildings stood dark and empty, their reflective windows showing the flickering orange glow of the distant Tower fires. The streets below were completely deserted, the human population having fled toward the western suburbs, leaving the stone lanes to the silence and the growing weight of the mist.The sound that Laila had heard from the river was louder here, a deep, rhythmic thudding that felt like a massive iron piston striking the earth beneath the Bank of England. It wasn't the clean, sapphire frequency Elias had used to dissolve the glass creatures; it was a heavy, suffocating note that carried the scent of old copper, wet wool, and the bitter, metallic tang of an extraction process that was tearing a soul apart.They moved in a tight tac
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Chapter: Chapter 31: The Sinking Of The CitadelChapter 31The Sinking of the CitadelThe water of the Thames was a living, freezing monster that didn't just drown its victims; it crushed them under the weight of centuries of mud and industrial waste. Laila felt herself being dragged through the dark vortex, her vision entirely black, her ears filled with the terrifying, muffled roar of thousands of tons of river water tearing through the ancient foundations of the fortress. The pain in her forearms was gone, replaced by a deep, paralyzing numbness that was rapidly creeping toward her chest as the cold took hold of her muscles.The hand on her collar was the only solid thing left in the universe. It was a crushing, desperate grip that didn't let go even when a massive block of granite brushed past them in the current, the stone missing her head by inches. She felt the sudden, violent surge of an engine’s vibration nearby a rhythmic, thudding percussion that beat against her eardrums like a massive iron heart.They burst through the
Last Updated: 2026-05-19
Chapter: Chapter 30:Churning Of The ThamesChapter 30Churning of the ThamesThe vibration wasn't the tectonic hum of the Lunar Heart; it was the violent, chaotic shuddering of high-yield industrial explosives. The shockwave tore through the granite foundations of the White Tower with a dull, thunderous boom that sent a shower of ancient mortar and dust raining down from the ceiling of Laila’s cell. High above, the pencil-thin beam of gray light from the arrow-slit was instantly obscured by a thick, rolling cloud of black smoke that carried the sharp, acrid scent of plastic explosives and burning oil.Laila scrambled to her feet, her teeth bared against the white hot agony that flared through her forearms as she balanced against the shaking wall. The iron-studded door of her cell was groaning under the pressure of the structural shift, the heavy beams warping within the stone frame. Outside in the corridor, shouts of confusion and the frantic, rhythmic clanging of an automated alarm system broke the ancient silence of the fort
Last Updated: 2026-05-19
Chapter: Chapter 29: The Archives Of The White TowerChapter 29The Archives of the White TowerThe darkness did not break with the morning light; it simply shifted from the cold gray of the riverbank to the oppressive, ancient dampness of stone walls that had stood for a thousand years. When Laila dragged herself back to consciousness, the first thing she felt was the heavy, dull thud of her heart, followed immediately by the agonizing, throbbing heat in her forearms. Someone had bound her arms with tight, rough linen splints, but the bones were still misaligned, every slight movement sending a jagged spike of white-hot pain straight to her skull.She was sitting on a stone floor, her back against a curved wall of thick, sweating granite. The air was freezing, thick with the scent of damp straw, saltpeter, and the unmistakable, suffocating odor of ancient wolf blood that had dried into the masonry over centuries. High above her, a single, narrow arrow-slit let in a pencil-thin beam of gray light, showing the dust motes dancing in the d
Last Updated: 2026-05-19
Chapter: Chapter 28: The First Regents BargainChapter 28The First Regent’s BargainThe red light in Julian’s eyes didn't flicker as Kaden’s wolf form exploded into the narrow space between the stone arches. The transition was so fast it tore Kaden’s coat into shreds, his massive black frame hurtling through the damp air with a roar that should have shattered the Victorian brickwork. His jaws, capable of snapping an Alpha’s spine, came together inches from Julian’s throat.But Julian didn't move. He didn't even drop his hands from his pockets.One of the skeletal figures behind him, a creature made of jagged black glass and old bone, intercepted Kaden mid-air. The impact was a horrific sound of cracking cartilage and solid stone. Kaden was thrown sideways, his heavy body crashing into the slick stone of the river steps, his fur stained with the dark, oily water of the Thames. He scrambled to his feet instantly, his teeth bared, but he was favoring his right shoulder, a low, frustrated growl vibrating in his chest.Laila drew her
Last Updated: 2026-05-19
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