Novelas de Annie the writer

Wren Hollis gave up two years of her life for a family that never once wrote to ask if she survived them. Adopted at four, raised as the beloved daughter of the Ironwood Alpha's household, Wren spent fifteen years believing she belonged — until the family's real daughter came home, and everything Wren had was quietly handed to someone else. When a crime threatened to destroy the girl who'd replaced her, Wren did what she'd always done: she took the blame. Her brother asked her to. She loved him too much to say no. She thought she'd serve six months. She served two years in a labor prison that broke her in ways her family never bothered to notice, because no one came. No letters. No visits. Just silence, and a wolf that stopped answering when she called it. Now she's out — and home doesn't want her back. Her room is gone. Her mother's love has a new favorite. Her brother still can't say the word *sister*. The only people who see her clearly are the ones who never knew the old Wren at all: a hostile Beta convinced she's a manipulator, a foreign king who looks at her like she's a puzzle he intends to solve, and a match meant for another woman entirely. Wren isn't fighting to win her family back anymore. She's learning how to leave them — and for the first time, someone is finally paying attention. *A slow-burn werewolf romance about the cost of loving people who never earned it, and what happens when the girl everyone gave up on stops asking to be chosen.*