LOGINShe gave up a throne for love. He threw her away like trash. Khione was born to rule continents—a silver wolf heir to the Primal Alpha. But she abandoned her destiny for Kieran, a nobody Omega she built into a billionaire Alpha. For ten years, she played the dutiful wife while he climbed to power on her hidden connections. Then he came home with another woman. Pregnant. And called Khione worthless. Big mistake. Now she's back to claim what's hers, her magically gifted twins at her side and vengeance in her heart. But reclaiming her throne means accepting a new bodyguard—Emrys, a maddeningly persistent warrior who sees past her titles to the woman beneath. He notices when she's tired. Remembers how she takes her tea. Looks after her in ways no one ever had. She can't afford to fall again. Especially when she discovers Emrys is the Alpha of her enemy kingdom—the one responsible for her sister's murder. Especially when she's betrothed to that same enemy Alpha to broker peace. Especially when she realizes they're the same man. As a shadow villain orchestrates war from within her own family, Khione must decide: can she trust the mate bond pulling her toward Emrys, or will letting someone see her again destroy everything she's fought to reclaim? Some wolves are born to lead. Others are forged in betrayal.
View MoreChapter FifteenThe photos on Morgana's phone blurred as tears I refused to let fall burned behind my eyes. My sister. Lyra. The golden girl who'd been everything I'd tried and failed to be—confident, powerful, beloved by everyone who met her. She'd died in a car accident when I was sixteen, and the grief had nearly destroyed our entire family.And Kieran had loved her first."I don't believe you," I said, but my voice shook."Of course you don't. You never believed anything that didn't fit your fairy tale." Morgana swiped to another photo. "This is his private office. The one in the downtown building, not the home office you were allowed to see. He kept it locked, told you it was for classified business meetings. Remember?"I did remember. Seven years of marriage and I'd never been inside that office. He'd said it was company policy, that sensitive documents required restricted access. I'd believed him because I'd believed everything.The photo showed a room that looked like a memori
# Chapter FourteenMorgana's second call came at dawn, just as weak sunlight was beginning to filter through my bedroom curtains. I'd spent the night in the safe room at my father's insistence, but now that police had finished processing the scene and the estate was on full lockdown, I'd been allowed to return to my own bed.Not that I'd slept. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw that brown wolf crashing through the safe room door, saw Emrys covered in blood, felt the twins moving restlessly inside me like they could sense the danger.When my phone rang, I almost didn't answer. But something made me reach for it, some instinct that said this call mattered."What do you want, Morgana?""To meet." Her voice was different from last night—softer, almost uncertain. "Face to face. Just you and me.""So you can finish what your hired wolves couldn't?""I told you, that wasn't me. And I can prove it." She paused. "I have information you need, Khione. About Kieran. About what he's planning next
Chapter ThirteenThe safe room door sealed behind us with a hydraulic hiss that made my wolf want to claw its way back out. Every instinct screamed at me to be on the other side of that reinforced steel, standing between Khione and whatever was coming for her.But the Primal Alpha had given me an order, and my job was to protect his daughter, not indulge my mate bond's possessive fury.The safe room was twelve by twelve feet of concrete and steel, designed to withstand siege conditions. Monitors lined one wall, showing security feeds from across the estate. I watched three wolves—huge, easily two hundred pounds each in animal form—split up as they approached the main house.One headed for the front entrance. One circled toward the kitchens. And one went straight for the window I knew led to Khione's bedroom."They know the layout," Marcus said quietly, watching the same feeds. "This isn't random. Someone told them exactly where to go."Khione stood pressed against the far wall, one ha
Chapter TwelveMy mother returned within the hour, her face pale and her hands trembling in a way I'd never seen before. She'd been making calls from my father's office, doors closed, voices too low to hear. Now she stood in the doorway of the war room looking like she'd aged ten years in sixty minutes."Tell Marcus and Miranda to stay," she said. "And get your father. He needs to hear this."Something in her tone made my stomach drop. Emrys moved toward the door immediately, returning minutes later with my father. The Primal Alpha entered the room like a storm front, all coiled power and barely restrained violence. He'd heard about Kieran's performance at the gates. I could see it in the rigid set of his shoulders, the way his hands kept clenching and unclenching like he was imagining them around someone's throat."Isadora," he said to my mother. "What did you find?"She didn't answer immediately. Instead, she moved to the table and spread out a series of photographs she'd printed fr
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