CURSED TO THE TRIPLET ALPHAS
Sloane Calloway has spent her whole life fighting her own battles. No family, no one to call when things go wrong. Just her, a job that barely pays rent, and a habit of expecting nobody to stay.
Then a stranger walks into her life by accident and her skin catches fire, not real fire. A mark, burning across her collarbone in front of everyone, glowing like something inside her just woke up after twenty years asleep. His face goes pale. He tells her she's not supposed to exist.
By the next day, two more men find her. Brothers. The mark burns again, worse, for both of them too. Before she can even ask what's happening to her body, someone grabs her off the street in the dark. The brothers get to her in time.
She learns the truth in pieces. She is bonded to all three Marlowe brothers, tied to a curse running out of time in their bloodline. Without her, their family line dies. She feels like a cure, not a person, until she starts seeing the men underneath the need. Griffin's guilt, Cassian's guarded mind, Dax's whole heart, no walls at all.
But a bigger threat is already circling. Silas Cross, alpha of a dying rival pack, wants her too, and not out of love. Then comes the truth that breaks her open. Silas is her father. Her mother hid her at birth to keep her safe from exactly this.
Now war is coming, from an enemy even Silas didn't see turning against him. Sloane must choose who she trusts, who she loves, and what she's willing to fight for, before the people circling her decide for her.
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Chapter: Chapter 132: Harrow’s fireHarrow had made its camp in a hollow below the stones, out of the wind, and Silas understood within a minute why Maren Voss had chosen it. The fire was big enough to warm eleven wolves and small enough that nobody could sit beyond arm’s reach of her.She had laid the table herself. Bread, smoked trout, a rough red wine she poured with her own hands. Nobody was armed, and nobody was hurried. Edric Hale sat at the far edge of the light with his folio shut on his knee, and Silas noticed he had not touched his plate.“I will say it first, so it does not sit between us all night,” Maren said, settling opposite him. “I have no quarrel with Ravenwood. I have only memory.”Corwin, on Silas’s left, stiffened. Silas laid a hand briefly on the table to quiet him.“Sixty years ago, your grandfather’s wolves burned my mother’s grain stores,” Maren went on, mild as milk. “She lost four children that winter. I know, because I was the fifth. I read your family’s old journal last month, or what was re
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Chapter: Chapter 131: A seat at the stoneHighmere had no walls. Sloane had expected walls.It was a ring of thirty grey stones on a bare hilltop, each taller than a man and leaning slightly inward, as if listening. A table of black slate stood in the center, older than any pack that had ever used it. The wind crossed the moor with nothing to stop it, carrying heather and the smell of wolves who had decided not to smell afraid.Nobody wore a blade. Marlowe’s eleven stood on the east side in plain wool with their hands empty, and Sloane watched Dax try to find somewhere to put his arms and give up. Ravenwood’s eleven stood beside them, Silas among them in a borrowed coat. Ines was not there. She had asked Elias to keep her in her quarters until Griffin decided what she was, and Griffin had not decided yet.Cassian had spent five nights on the door logs and found nothing. He had told her this at dawn, flatly. It frightened her more than a name would have.The Warden of Highmere was a stooped woman named Hesper, who held the cir
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Chapter: Chapter 130: A courtesy visit“Ines,” Griffin said again, as if a second hearing might change the shape of it.Nobody spoke under the lintel. Across the yard the herb sheds sent up their thin blue thread of juniper smoke, and Sloane watched it rise and thought, absurdly, of three notes hummed in the dark.“Not in the yard,” Griffin said. “I will not do this where the whole compound can read her face.”They found her in the last shed, sleeves rolled, bundling dried yarrow with a patience that looked like prayer. She did not startle when four shadows filled the doorway. She set the bundle down and wiped her hands slowly on her apron.“I wondered which of you would come first.”Dax put the flask on the bench between them. The cloth around it was faded green and smelled of juniper. “You leave one at the east gate every night,” he said. His voice was rougher than he wanted. “I drank half of them.”“I know. I watched you do it.” She lowered herself onto an upturned crate. “I will tell you what I did, and you will decide
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Chapter: Chapter 129: The wrong kind of quietDax walked the east fence three times before sunrise. It was only on the third pass that he admitted he wasn’t checking for anything.The posts were sound. The new stone sat tight in its mortar. Nothing had moved in the tree line since midnight except a fox, which had looked at him with open contempt and gone about its business. He kept walking anyway, one hand trailing along the rail, because stopping meant hearing how quiet it was.War had been loud and simple. There was a wall, an enemy, a next thing to do. Peace was a held breath he didn’t know how to let out, and his body kept waiting for the horn.He had left a flask of tea untouched by the gate post. Someone from the kitchens left one every night for the watch, wrapped in a scrap of cloth against the cold. He kept meaning to drink it. His stomach felt too tight.“You’ll crack the post.”A young Ravenwood wolf named Joren was resetting a gate hinge with a mallet, too hard and too fast, and Dax was across the yard before he had d
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Chapter: Chapter 128: QuietNobody slept much that night, but Cassian slept least.Griffin had taken the list and walked the wall alone, asking them both to leave the name unspoken until morning. He did not trust his own face to hold it in front of anyone. Sloane did not argue. Neither did Cassian, though when she found him in the records room past midnight, he was standing in front of the map with a dagger in his hand and no map left to pin.“You can’t solve it tonight,” she said from the doorway.“I can narrow it.”“You can wreck your eyes and be useless tomorrow.” She crossed the room, took the dagger out of his fingers, and set it on the table. “Griffin said morning. We tell nobody until then. Not Dax, not Ines, not Elias. Not even in whispers.”“You think someone is listening.”“I think somebody already was.” She paused. “I would rather be paranoid for one night than be right the way we were about Marcus.”He rubbed his jaw. His hands were not quite steady, and she realized he had been holding the same brea
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Chapter: Chapter 127: What peace asksHale left at noon, escorted to the gate by Cassian and four Ravenwood guards. By the time the dust settled behind his horse, three separate groups of wolves were waiting for Griffin in the yard.The first was a knot of young Marlowe fighters led by Tobias, a broad, hot-tempered wolf who had lost a cousin in the training yard attack. “Lock the compound,” he said, before Griffin had finished crossing the gravel. “Question everyone with access to the council stores. We did it for Marcus. We should do it again.”The second group was the elders, standing in a quiet row, watching Griffin the way people watch a bridge they are not sure will hold. The third was a cluster of Ravenwood wolves near the well, silent, wary, and carefully not looking at anyone. They knew what a hunt for a traitor did to a pack that had only just learned to trust itself.Dorian stepped forward before Griffin could speak. His voice was low and not unkind.“A wartime alpha hunts,” he said. “This pack followed you thro
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