LOGINI never thought the love I harbored for Jordan would be the exact thing meant to bring me down. Lora had always understood that her relationship with the strong Alpha of the Black Moon Pack was unshakeable. Designed to govern together, they were meant to be mates. But what she understood about love falls apart when Jordan's choices violate her confidence. Following a romantic night with Jordan, Lora is left perplexed and hurt by his enigmatic comments. She finds him with her sister Eva the next morning, and the truth of his treachery really hits home. Jordan left Lora to pick up the broken bits of her heart; his destined partner is her sister. Still, the suffering is not limited. Lora quickly finds she is pregnant with Jordan's kid while she works through her sorrow. Worse, he plans for her to be presented to Alpha Revan of the competing Stormfang Pack as a payment for peace. Driven into Revan's dark realm, Lora finds herself pulled to the perilous Alpha even as she battles the emotions he sparks inside her. When Revan, a guy years of yearning for his right mate, finds Lora pregnant with Jordan's kid, he is enraged. His wrath starts a fight between the two packs, and Lora takes front stage in a fatal struggle. Between the two Alphas and caught between her history with Jordan and her present with Revan, Lora must negotiate a world of treachery, power conLoraicts, and twisted wants. Lora has to muster the will to recover her destiny when her heart is shattered and her future is unknown. But will Lora's choice offer atonement as both packs rush into war, or will she be engulfed in the treachery that follows her every step?
View MoreThe forest above the valley was quiet again. Too quiet. The kind of silence that came after everything had already burned.We had been walking for hours. The air smelled like smoke and pine. Every step felt heavier than the last.Revan led the way, his shirt torn, blood dried across his arm. He hadn’t spoken since sunrise. Jordan followed a few feet behind me, limping slightly, his blade strapped across his back. I stayed between them, half afraid to speak.The child’s heartbeat inside me was steady now, softer, almost peaceful. I wasn’t sure if that made it better or worse.When we reached a small clearing, Revan finally stopped. “We rest here.”Jordan dropped his pack and sank onto a fallen log. “You mean you rest here. You’ve been bleeding since dawn.”Revan didn’t look at him. “I’ve bled worse.”“Not lately,” Jordan said.I knelt beside the river that cut through the clearing, rinsing the dirt from my hands. My reflection looked strange in the water — my eyes a little too bright,
The horns didn’t stop. They rolled across the valley in waves, echoing off the cliffs until the sound felt like it was inside my chest. The ground shook beneath us. The sky darkened again, though the sun was still rising.Revan stood in front of me, his jaw tight, eyes fixed on the horizon. Jordan was beside him, wiping blood from his mouth. Neither spoke. There was nothing left to say.They were everywhere.Across the ridges, along the river, through the ruins — soldiers in black armor as far as I could see. The Council’s banners flapped against the wind, a wall of silver and black.Jordan swore under his breath. “We’re surrounded.”Revan’s voice was calm, too calm. “They mean to end it here.”I stepped closer to him. “Then we can’t stay.”He turned to me, eyes burning dark and clear. “There’s nowhere left to go.”Jordan sheathed his sword with a metallic snap. “Then we make a way.”The air trembled again. Far in the distance, I could see more movement — not soldiers this time, but s
The air grew colder as we climbed. The tunnel curved up and up until the glow of the underground river disappeared behind us. The sound of our footsteps echoed like whispers through stone.Revan kept hold of my hand as we moved, steadying me when the ground shook beneath us. Jordan walked ahead, blade drawn, every muscle tight. No one spoke for a long time. The silence between us was louder than any words.When we finally saw light again, it didn’t feel real. It shimmered faintly through cracks in the stone ahead, thin and gray.Revan touched my arm. “Stay close.”The tunnel opened into the side of a cliff. Morning light spilled in. For a second I couldn’t see — everything was too bright. Then it came into focus.The valley stretched below us. The ruins we had entered the night before were gone, swallowed by smoke. The air shimmered with dust and ash.And lining the ridge across from us were soldiers.Dozens of them. Maybe more.Their armor glinted in the sunlight. Their banners — bla
The ground shuddered. Dust fell from the ceiling in long gray streaks. Cracks split through the floor, cutting between the glowing symbols.Revan grabbed my wrist. “Move.”The temple’s hum turned into a roar. The air thickened, and the walls began to shake like the whole place was breathing too fast. Jordan was already pulling me toward the nearest archway.“Where does this lead?” I shouted.“Anywhere that’s not here,” he said.The arch split as we ran through it. Behind us, the crystal in the center of the room burst into light. For a heartbeat everything was white. Then it collapsed inward, sucking the air with it.The tunnel we ran through was narrow and steep. The walls were slick with water, the floor uneven. Each step sent pain through my legs, but I didn’t stop.Revan was behind me, his hand at my back. “Faster.”“I’m trying.”Jordan was ahead, his blade glowing faintly with the same gold light that came from my arm.He looked over his shoulder. “You’re lighting everything up a
“Torn Between Two Alphas”“Say it, Lora. Tell me to stop and I will. Desperate, his voice sounded raspy. Where his fingers held my waist, they shook. My breath caught when his brow met mine, and I said, "I don't know what I want anymore." "Then let me show you." I ought to have driven him aw
“The Edge of the Alpha’s Mercy”Touch me again, Revan, and I swear— Pushing into his chest, my back against the stone wall, breath stopped somewhere between anxiety and something... other, my voice broke. "You'll what?" His smell—smoke, leather, and something primal—wrapped around me like a pri
Fated to Fall________________________________________Lora’s POV“I never wanted this.”Before I could stop them, the words were out of my mouth and I could not hide the sting in my voice. With my fate now in Revan, the Alp
The Betrayal UnraveledJordan’s POV"Lora...?" Stepping into the darkened room, I whispered, my voice hoarse. Her fragrance struck me like a tidal wave—familiar, seductive, yet somehow so far off. Looking at her, seated on the brin
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