ANMELDENRejected by her fated mate the night before their wedding. Claimed by his father the night after. Aria had nothing left… no money, no future, no illusions about the man she almost married. What she had was a dying father, a pack of enemies, and one bad decision involving a stranger in a bar. The stranger was Alpha Damian Hawke. Future Alpha King. The man who raised the wolf who destroyed her. He offers her shelter, protection, and her father's care. The price? Live under his roof, work for him and be available. She tells herself it's survival. She tells herself the pull she feels toward him is nothing to be worried about. She tells herself she doesn't want him. She's wrong about all three. His Father's Mate is a dark, forbidden werewolf romance about revenge that becomes far more dangerous, a secret bloodline that changes everything, and a mate bond that doesn't care about being complicated.
Mehr anzeigenNOVAMy wolf had been restless for three days.Darius noticed across the dinner table. His eyes sharpened. "Your wolf.""Yeah," I said."Is she alright?""She's not telling me directly," I said. "She's just done waiting for something and I don't know what."He was quiet for a moment. "Tell Rhea.""I will," I said.I told Rhea the next day. She examined me, asked three questions, then sat back."What," I asked."Your wolf is ready," Rhea said."Ready for what specifically?" I asked."Her shift," Rhea said. "She's been ready for a while. You've been managing her."I stared at her. "I've been managing her.""You do that with most things," Rhea said and held my gaze. "She stopped cooperating three days ago.""When I waited for Saturday," I said. "When I told Aria I'd wait and actually did.""Something in that patience," Rhea said. "You
ARIA Rhea arrived for her weekly checkup, took one look at me, and said it plain. "Your bump is showing." "It's not showing," I said. "It's showing to me," she replied. "You have an unfair advantage," I said. "You're a healer. You see things that aren't visible to normal people." "It's visible to normal people who are paying attention," she said. "Which brings me to your husband." Damian stood at the counter with his coffee and said nothing. He had perfected the art of staying out of certain conversations and this was one of them. "Damian," I said. "Is it showing?" "I notice things," he said carefully. "That's not an answer," I said. "It's for me," he said. "It has been protruding for a while now," Rhea said. "Is there anything about my own life I find out first?" I whined. "You were the first to say I love you," Rhea said. "That counted for something." I had no response to that because it was completely accurate and very Rhea and I was not going to let it
BRENDANI was summoned to the Pack Council chambers like a strike I’d already seen coming.A formal order from the Alpha King’s office, with a full packet I had read three times on the drive in. Elena Marsh. The weak point I had flagged months ago—three years embedded, loyalty gone the moment funding shifted. I had warned Reid over a year ago. He said she was handled.He was wrong.I sat at the council table and understood that eighteen months of work had just started to collapse.Not because the case couldn’t be fought—but because of Lyra Sinclair.Her cooperation agreement changed everything. She knew Reid’s entire structure. She could explain it cleanly to the council, with no gaps, or interpretation.Reid had brought her in himself. I hadn’t even known her name.I adjusted my jacket as the chamber filled. Noah stood at the front, already sorting documents. Then Damian Hawke walked in with
CASSIANMy phone rang while I was making coffee. This place had taught me the rhythm of a smaller, colder place where wolf and human worlds ran close without much hiding. Everyone mostly just got on with living.The name on the screen stopped me for a beat. Damian.“Damian,” I answered.“Cassian.” A short pause. “How are you?”“I'm doing good and working,” I said, staring at the drafting table. “Honest work, just like you implied.”“I didn’t say that exactly.”“You made it very clear.”Silence.“I need to tell you something,” Damian continued. “In person. Aria wants to be there.”I set the coffee down hard, stomach knotting. “What happened?”“Nothing happened to you. Nothing’s wrong with you specifically. But there’s something you need to know, and we decided you should hear it from us.”Us. I almost forgot Damian and Aria were a unit now.“When?” I asked.
ARIA I woke up like I’d fallen from somewhere high—heart racing, sheets twisted around my legs. For a second I didn’t know where I was. Then the thought settled in. Not my apartment. No traffic. No music through thin walls. No Nova pounding on my door because she’d forgotten her spare key again.
At the Villa's guest wing, my suitcase sat untouched at the foot of the bed with its zipper still half-open from when I’d thrown things in earlier. The room was too big—high ceilings disappearing into shadow, dark wood floors polished until they reflected the faint moonlight coming through the wind






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