The Dark Lord's Mate.
Aurora, an outcast omega with no wolf and no mate, is despised by her pack and mocked by her family. Her only desire is to belong, but instead of love, she faces hatred. Her life takes a dark turn when the Moon Goddess mates her to Kale, the arrogant and ruthless son of the Alpha. On their fated night, Kale rejects her after trying to take advantage of her. This shattered her heart and she flew for life when Kael sent werewolf to kill her.
Fleeing for her life, Aurora crosses into forbidden vampire lands and is cornered. Just as death seems inevitable, she is rescued by Draven, the Vampire King. A powerful, cold ruler with no mate for over a thousand years, Draven feels an unexpected pull toward Aurora. Against vampire tradition and centuries of animosity between their species, he claims her as his mate, offering her safety and a chance at love.
But peace comes at a cost. Aurora's hidden power, linked to her mysterious lineage, sparks tension between werewolves and vampires. The truth of her heritage exposes lies told by her pack, revealing that she is far more dangerous than anyone imagined.
As both sides seek to destroy her, Aurora must navigate a world full of betrayal and war. With Draven by her side, she has the chance to rise and become a queen, feared and revered. But with enemies around every corner, will love be enough to protect her, or will the power within her bring about her downfall
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Chapter: Heirs of Power.Years passed like whispers in the wind. The Vampire Kingdom flourished under King Draven and Queen Aurora’s reign, their love a symbol of unity and strength. But the greatest marvels in the realm were not the towering castles or glowing blood lakes. They were the twin heirs—Lucien and Selene.From the moment they could crawl, the twins were different.Lucien, with eyes like molten silver and a voice that echoed like thunder, had an aura of fire and resolve. Even at the age of five, he could summon bursts of heat from his palms, often setting the garden leaves ablaze during tantrums. The servants whispered that he was born with the flame of the first vampire king.Selene, in contrast, moved like moonlight on still water. Her eyes shimmered with shifting violet hues, and she could vanish into shadows without a sound. Animals followed her, flowers bloomed at her touch, and sometimes, when she sang, the wind itself obeyed.“They’re not just heirs,” Lilith once whispered to Draven as they
Last Updated: 2025-05-02
Chapter: The HeirsAurora’s pregnancy was nothing short of extraordinary.From the moment the palace healers confirmed the life growing within her, the Vampire Kingdom rejoiced. But beneath the celebrations lay a current of uncertainty. A royal child born of both vampire and werewolf blood had never existed—let alone twins.Aurora’s body changed rapidly. Her senses grew sharper, her energy surged unpredictably, and the bond between her and Draven deepened to near-telepathic levels. Some days, she could feel his heartbeat echoing in her chest. On others, he could sense her nausea before she even opened her eyes.“You don’t have to hover,” she teased one morning as Draven helped her sit up in bed. “I’m pregnant, not made of glass.”He smirked, placing a kiss on her belly. “Tell that to the kingdom. Half of them think you're the vessel of a prophecy. The other half think you’re going to sprout wings.”“Wouldn’t that be something,” she murmured, brushing a strand of hair behind his ear. “Our children—do you
Last Updated: 2025-05-02
Chapter: The Blood Moon UnionThe blood Moon rose high above the Crimson Citadel, casting its ethereal glow over the marble spires and silken banners fluttering in the night breeze. The air was rich with rose incense, and the palace gardens had been transformed into a realm of twilight wonder—laced with petals, lanterns, and crimson flame. Tonight was not about power, politics, or vengeance. Tonight belonged to love.Aurora stood before her mirror in a gown of shadowed silk and garnet lace, her crown replaced with a delicate circlet of moon-kissed pearls. Her heart beat fiercely beneath her ribs—not with fear, but with wonder. From the outcast of the Red Moon Pack to Queen of the Vampire Kingdoms… and now, she was about to become Draven’s mate fully.Behind her, the door creaked open and Lilith stepped in—a vision of timeless beauty in silver robes, her black hair falling like water. She had insisted on preparing Aurora personally for this night.“You look breathtaking,” Lilith whispered with a mother’s warmth. “D
Last Updated: 2025-05-02
Chapter: The CrowningThe crimson banners of the seven vampire kingdoms fluttered in unison, heralding a day unlike any in their long, immortal history. At the heart of the capital, within the High Spire of Eclipsia—a spired palace of black marble and ruby glass—the coronation of Aurora was set to unfold.The courtyard of the palace had been transformed into a field of splendor. Velvet drapes spilled like blood down obsidian columns, golden torches lined the arches, and musicians played ancient hymns from silver flutes, their melodies echoing into the mountain winds. Nobles, royals, and warriors from all seven vampire kingdoms had gathered. Never before had so many fanged dignitaries stood together in peace.Aurora stood at the base of the obsidian steps, cloaked in a royal gown the color of moonlight over water, inlaid with threads of starlight and crystal. Her dark curls had been braided and crowned with a circlet of silver vines and bloodstones—Draven’s personal gift. She looked not like a girl who once
Last Updated: 2025-05-02
Chapter: Trial under Crimson Citadel.The moon hung low in the sky, casting a pale silver glow over the great hall of the Crimson Citadel. Within its stone walls, a storm of judgment brewed. Rows of vampires, nobles and elders alike, filled the arched chamber, their crimson eyes gleaming with anticipation and disdain. At the head of the hall sat the council of judgment—King Draven, with his dark crown of thorns, Queen Aurora beside him in regal silver, and five ancient elders robed in twilight silk.Chained in obsidian manacles, Asmada Ezra stood before them. Her once-arrogant expression was twisted in rage and desperation. Her crimes echoed through the kingdom—poisoning Aurora, murdering a vampire at the gates of the capital, and conspiring with Kael and Elder Eric in treason against the vampire realm."Asmada Ezra," Elder Tullius began, his voice heavy with centuries of wisdom and authority. "You are accused of high treason, attempted assassination of the queen, and the slaughter of a royal guard. How do you plead?"Ezr
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Chapter: Sanctum of Shadows Deep within the Withered Mountains, past the charred trees and forgotten trails where even the wind dared not linger, lay the hidden sanctuary of Elder Eric—the last untouched corner of the old world. Here, ancient power still thrived, pulsing beneath the stone like a living heartbeat. The mountains whispered secrets no man should know, and shadows moved even when no light touched them.Carlos crouched low at the base of a moss-cloaked boulder, eyes fixed on the narrow crevice ahead. The entrance to the hideout was cleverly hidden—a jagged slit in the rock, barely wide enough for a man to pass. The scent trail lingered in the air like a ghost: old blood, bitter herbs, and an undercurrent of twisted magic. It reeked of Elder Eric’s presence.He signaled to the elite trackers behind him—silent shadows in black cloaks, hand-picked by King Draven for this mission. With blades drawn and senses sharpened, they followed him into the tight crevice.The passage twisted and narrowed as it led d
Last Updated: 2025-05-02
ELDER'S BLOOD
Elena grew up under the strict gaze of her mother, a woman who had no tolerance for failure. Mistakes weren’t just frowned upon—they didn’t exist. For Elena, life was a relentless climb toward perfection, where only one goal mattered: being mated to a high-ranking werewolf. Her mother’s relentless mantra echoed in her mind—anything less would be a disgrace.
When her younger sister Serena is mated to their pack’s Beta, Elena’s hope of fulfilling her mother’s dreams shatters. Consumed by despair and humiliation, she flees into the night, leaving her pack behind. But fate is a trickster, and her journey leads her to the forbidden lands of the Nightshade Pack—a savage domain ruled by fear and blood.
There, the Moon Goddess delivers her to Alpha VuK, a name whispered in terror across the werewolf world. Ruthless, cunning, and brutal, VuK is everything Elena has been taught to avoid. But the bond forged by the Moon Goddess is unbreakable, and despite their mutual resentment, they are tied together by destiny.
As she navigates the treacherous waters of her new life, Elena finds herself at odds with VuK’s merciless rule. Her defiance stirs something long buried in him, even as it threatens to ignite a war between their packs. Yet, beneath the bloodshed and conflict lies an ancient legacy: the title of "Elder's Blood," a symbol of forgotten honor that could either unite them—or destroy everything.
Will love and courage rewrite their fates, or will their differences tear them apart?
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Chapter: Wounded and whispersElena's point of view I walk with Serena to the fields when it’s time for her training session. The warriors are finishing up, some shifting back or changing in the open. Serena's group gathers on the right side of the field. She hugs me goodbye and jogs over. The women welcome her, making room in their conversation. A few glance my way, so I move off to find Vanda or Corbin.Vanda is usually at the field’s edge at this hour. I spot him near a group of recently-shifted, half-dressed men. I wait until the crowd thins, then approach.A large brown wolf reaches him first. I slow—don’t want to interrupt—but Vanda waves me over. The wolf’s scent hits me. It’s Corbin.Vanda crosses his arms. “You haven’t seen Corbin shifted yet, have you?”“No. I thought he was someone else at first,” I say. Corbin lowers his head, so I pet him.“Corbin’s taken over the shifted duties,” Vanda says. “You’ve been good? Not using your shoulder?”He glances at Corbin. “She’s happy as long as I stay off the bat
Last Updated: 2025-07-27
Chapter: Battle ScarsElena's point of view I spot Ineo slouched on Rosa's couch, shirtless and coated in bruises—some patched, some still dripping blood. His shoulder is a mess of purple, green, and red. When he sees me, he gives Corbin a hard, disapproving stare.I’m at Vanda’s side in a heartbeat. Others—men and women alike—move around the room, tending to wounded warriors. Rosa must’ve called for help.“I told him not to get you,” Vanda says, voice worn and a little rough.He holds a cloth in his hand; I take it and dab at the sweat clinging to his brow. “Where’s Rosa?”He nods toward the back room.I don’t realize how badly my hand is shaking until Vanda reaches up and folds it gently in his. I continue wiping his forehead.“I hate seeing you like this but—”“I told Corbin—”“But,” I cut in, “that doesn’t mean I don’t want to be here to help you.”“I can handle it. I would’ve been home soon.”Rosa returns with a large bowl. “Luna,” she greets shortly, then starts lathering Vanda’s shoulder with a thi
Last Updated: 2025-07-23
Chapter: A Truth in Thorns"Corrine?" I questioned, glancing over my shoulder as Corrine entered the foyer with a smile."Serena, darling! It's so good to see you again," Corrine said, beaming as she swept my sister into a warm hug."It’s... great. Really great. Your advice helped a lot," Serena said, replying with a stiff smile."Come, let’s chat in the living room. Are you two living together now?" Corrine said, nodding warmly."We are," Serena said, pressing her lips tight as she followed Corrine."I’m just going to prep a few things for dinner so Ben’s not overwhelmed when he gets here," I said, brushing my fingertips over my lips."Perfect, thank you, Elena," Corrine said, smiling.I walked into the kitchen and switched on the light, I said to myself.The sun was setting, sky a fading yellow. If all went well, Vanda would be home soon. He usually helped keep peace, and tonight we needed it—Corrine, Serena, Ben... all together.Corrine didn’t know the full story between Ben and Alexa, and if the wrong thing
Last Updated: 2025-07-18
Chapter: Promises and Shadows.After dinner, Corrine and I sat in the living room talking about her first pregnancy. The house was quiet. Vanda had gone to the study, Ben had returned home to Serena, and even with guards outside, it felt like we were the only ones for miles. The warm lamplight and the crackling fire calmed my mind. I listened to Corrine’s stories until she got to her labor. She said she was too tired to finish but promised she’d tell me the rest tomorrow.I walked her to the stairs and wished her goodnight. She kissed my forehead with a smile that crinkled her eyes, then went up to her guest room.It had been a long time since my real mother kissed me goodnight, but Corrine’s kiss brought the memory back. Mother used to tuck Serena in first, then come to my room, check the window, close the curtains, kiss my hairline, tell me to sleep well, and leave the door cracked just enough for light.I held the stair railing until I heard Corrine’s door close. I put out the fire, fluffed the pillows on the co
Last Updated: 2025-07-14
Chapter: Meeting his Mother.Elena's point of view.I hold my arms out, still as a statue, and Elizabeth mirrors me. She closes her eyes, breathes in, and whispers, “I’m good,” so I drop my hands.“She’s not going to storm in here and tear your head off. You know she’ll be glad to see you,” Elizabeth says.“Just go,” she urges, flicking her hand at me.I smooth my clothes as I step out of the kitchen. Corrine’s voice echoes from the hall, peering into one room, then another. She spots me right when Vanda hauls in two leather bags from outside.“There she is,” he calls to his mother, dropping the luggage with a heavy thud. He waves at the wolf outside who carried it in, then shuts the door with a tired exhale.Before I can react, Corrine’s arms are around me. “My sweet Elena. Oh, how wonderful to see you again so soon—under such blessed circumstances.” She pulls back but keeps her hands on my arms. “Look at you, glowing and pregnant in my house.”A smile slips out of me; she makes it easy to feel loved. “I’m glad
Last Updated: 2025-07-02
Chapter: Moonwater and Fantasy Elena's point of view.Elizabeth scribbled something on the notepad in front of her before looking up at me. “So, what’s the deal with the previous Luna?” she asked, pen stilling. “She’s showing up because she found out you’re pregnant, right?”I gave her a half-smile. “Pretty much, yeah.”She raised a brow. “Sounds like a mother-by-bond festival is coming.”I snorted. “I doubt it’ll be that dramatic, but I have my weekly checkup with Rose today. She can come to that. I think she’d like it.” I added with a little more hope than I meant to show, “Hopefully, Rose has good news.”Elizabeth nodded knowingly. “And she’ll definitely dunk you in a moonwater bath.”“Moonwater baths…” I echoed, sighing. “I’ve already started forgetting half the pregnancy rituals I was so excited about.”“I can jot it all down for you,” she offered with a teasing smile. “As your Luna Advisor, tending to your Alpha-blooded pregnancy falls under my job description. Any ritual or bath or charm you want—we’ll do it
Last Updated: 2025-04-09
HER DESTINY
In the quiet depths of her gaze, simmering beneath a facade of submission, lies a beta daughter, Abbey, harboring a burning desire for retribution. Once entwined in the Alpha male's embrace, she now feels the sting of betrayal and oppression. Her movements are measured, her demeanor demure, yet her mind churns with schemes of vengeance. She observes with calculating eyes, biding her time, waiting for the perfect moment to strike back at the one who killed her parent in cold blood, destroyed her pack, and left her friend Charity homeless and visionless. With each passing day, Abbey's resolve strengthens, fueled by memories of his cruelty and disdain. She knows that to reclaim her dignity, she must outwit the very one who is her mate, the love of her life. Though a wolf's crystal is not in conformity with this idea, her thirst for vengeance overshadows her love. Behind closed doors, Abbey plots in secrecy, weaving a web of deception and manipulation. She understands the intricacies of power dynamics, using her wit and cunning to undermine his authority while maintaining the illusion of subservience. As tension between them simmers, she bides her time, waiting for the opportune moment to unleash her vengeance upon Alpha Jemery. The question remains: will Abbey forgive Jemery for what he did to her pack members, parent, and Charity's pack, and become his mate? Or will she let vengeance consume her?
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Chapter: A Third Enemy A Third-person point of ViewAs Jeremy sank into the warm bath, his muscles relaxing, his mind began to wander back to the day he first claimed Abbey as his mate. He remembered the fierce possessiveness that had driven him to mark her as his own, to assert his dominance over her.In the flashback, Jeremy saw himself as a powerful alpha, his eyes blazing with intensity as he gazed at Abbey, his chosen mate. She was a gentle soul, her eyes wide with fear and uncertainty as he approached her. He remembered the way she trembled beneath his touch, the way she submitted to his will without resistance.Despite his rough exterior, Jeremy's heart had swelled with love and admiration for Abbey's gentle nature, her kindness and compassion. But he had refused to show it, to reveal the vulnerability that lay beneath his alpha mask. Instead, he had asserted his dominance, marking her as his own with a fierce growl and a possessive bite.Abbey had looked up at him with tears in her eyes, her heart r
Last Updated: 2025-09-28
Chapter: Back from the TranceAbbey's point of view.Everything that happened in the last chapter was all in a trance. I kept falling from one trance to another. Seeing visions of how my parents died like I was present. It was as if someone was trying to draw a feud between Jeremy and me. Finally, the door clicked open with an echoing thud at half past one in the morning. Jeremy's dinner had turned cold hours ago before I had those episodes. The noise from the door startled me, tearing my gaze from his empty seat. I had not realized that I had zoned out again. This was not me going into a trance but thinking about everything that happened to me in those few hours after Eric left me. I was silently waiting for him in the kitchen. He didn't see me at first, still caught up in the haze of whatever he had just arrived from.Jeremy grumbled underneath his breath, kicking off his boots and silently moving around the foyer in the dark of the living room. It took him a moment to notice the small glow of the kitchen light,
Last Updated: 2025-09-28
Chapter: In the loop Abbey's point of view Jeremy walks through the door, his usual confident stride replaced by a weary trudge. His body is covered in blood, his fur matted and stained with the scent of violence. His eyes were sunken, his expression strained, and his breathing labored.As he entered the room, he was met with the sight of me, his mate, curled up on the floor, my body shaking uncontrollably. I was in the midst of a panic attack, my eyes wide with fear, my breathing rapid and shallow.Jeremy's expression softens, his stress and fatigue momentarily forgotten. He rushes to Abbey's side, his movements gentle and comforting."Above, it's okay. I'm here. I'm home," he says, his voice soothing and calm.He nuzzles her gently, trying to calm her down, but she's too far gone. She's consumed by her vision, her mind replaying the attack she saw, the danger that's coming for her and their pack.Jeremy's eyes filled with worry and concern. He knows he needs to get me out of this state, but he's not su
Last Updated: 2025-09-28
Chapter: Red Moon WarningAbbey's point of view“I just meant that you don’t normally pick me up. I’m just surprised, that’s all,” I said, glancing up at Eric.He slipped his hands into the pockets of his jacket, his steps casual and unhurried. “It’s because I’ve been busy with training the warriors,” he replied. “Jeremy and Ezekiel are tied up dealing with some issues in the cells, which makes me your babysitter for the evening.” His lips quirked as he said it, half-joking.“I don’t need a babysitter,” I shot back, quick to defend myself. But curiosity won over, and I added, “What kind of issues are they dealing with? Are they okay?”Eric laughed softly, shaking out his dark curls. They had grown since I’d last seen him, brushing against the tops of his ears. “Trust me, they’re fine. The cells always have issues. That’s why Ezekiel’s such a miserable bastard to be around.”“The cells always have issues because they’re not supposed to exist,” I muttered, the words slipping out before I could stop them.Eric’s
Last Updated: 2025-09-22
Chapter: Shadows Behind SmilesAbbey's point of view.Liza shot me an apologetic look before hurrying after the pups.“Excuse me, did we forget our manners? It isn’t nice to nearly run someone over,” she called, her voice softening as she slipped into the daycare center behind the swinging doors.I couldn’t help but laugh at her mild attempt at scolding. Liza was far too sweet to ever raise her voice at them. The sternest she ever gave was a gentle lecture, and even then, the pups knew she would forgive them in the blink of an eye. She loved them as though they were her own, showering them with patience, warmth, and endless second chances.Shaking my head, I turned back—and froze when I saw a hand stretched out toward me.“Need some help?” Stone asked.Without thinking, I slipped my hand into his. “I feel like I always need help,” I admitted.He pulled me easily to my feet, his touch warm against my skin. “Thank you,” I murmured, ready to step away, but to my surprise, his grip tightened.“Stone?” I asked, searchin
Last Updated: 2025-09-22
Chapter: Whispers in the Wind.Abbey's point of view.I had almost forgotten about the uneasiness gnawing at my chest,until it struck again like a crashing wave. Relentless. Without warning. And in a place I least expected.“I’m not much of a gossiper, but I heard an interesting rumor,” Ben Stone said casually, his voice threading through the chilly afternoon air.My gaze tore away from the children playing in the open field. They were blissfully unaware of the wind nipping at their cheeks as they shrieked and laughed, their little limbs tumbling over one another in a game of tag. For them, the world was simple. For me, it was heavy.Ever since I’d returned to the daycare center, Liza had noticed my mood shifts. I tried hiding it behind timid smiles, but my worried expression betrayed me. I had thought being with the children would distract me, soften the weight of my thoughts. For fleeting moments, it worked. But the silence between their laughter was too loud, and in those pauses, unease crept back in.Jeremy had
Last Updated: 2025-09-22
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