ВойтиMOONLIGHT REBORN Synopsis Nova spent six years giving everything to a man who was counting down the days until she was disposable. She built the antidote that made Caden's empire. She raised his son — a child she didn't know belonged to another woman. She lived as Silver Moon's Luna, isolated, grateful, devoted — while her husband and his mistress Sable ran a parallel life behind her back and slowly poisoned her into an early grave. She died in a hospital bed at thirty-one. Caden didn't come to collect her body. Then she woke up. One year earlier. Healthy. Furious. And in possession of every memory of every move they made against her. But the reborn life comes with a revelation that changes everything — Nova was never Silver Moon's forgotten Omega. She is the stolen heir of Moonlight Pack, a bloodline blessed by the moon goddess, and her father has been searching for her for twenty years. Now Nova has one objective: take back everything that was built on her sacrifice, burn down what remains, and claim the life that was always hers. The only complication is Dominic — the most powerful Alpha alive. And the pull between them that neither of them asked for.
Узнайте большеMOONLIGHT REBORNChapter FourNova's POVJulie's wolf hit the ground running before her clothes finished tearing.She was fast. I'll give her that. Red Moon bred fighters the way some packs bred politicians — early, hard, with an emphasis on aggression over technique. Her wolf was large for a female, red-brown, shoulders at my chest height, and she came at me with the particular confidence of an animal that had never once been denied a fight it started.I had no wolf.My wolf had been asleep since I was three years old, buried so deep under two decades of Omega scent and Silver Moon's low expectations that even I had stopped believing it existed. No shift, no enhanced speed, no instincts beyond what six years of combat training had built into my muscle memory through sheer repetitive force.What I had was this: I knew where she was going to go before she got there.Fighters with Julie's background — rank-born, never seriously challenged, used to opponents who flinched — they always go
MOONLIGHT REBORNChapter ThreeNova's POVI sat on the edge of my bed with the door locked and Reid's photo open on my phone.The little girl on a man's shoulders. My face. His laugh.Alpha Conrad of Moonlight. My father. A man who had spent twenty years looking for a daughter he lost in a rogue attack when she was three years old, and I had spent those same twenty years inside the pack that had found me and decided an unmated Omega orphan was the lowest possible thing a person could be.The distance between those two facts was so large I couldn't hold it all at once. So I didn't try. I set the phone face down on the mattress and sat with the silence for exactly as long as I could afford — maybe two minutes — then I put it away and started thinking practically.Because that's what this life required. Not feelings. Not processing. Moves.I had the photo of Caden and Sable in the garden saved in three places. I had Reid's number. I had one hundred million sitting in an account Caden did
MOONLIGHT REBORNChapter TwoLight hit my eyes like a slap.I sucked in a breath so hard my ribs hurt from it. Real air. Real lungs. Real pain — and pain meant alive, pain meant body, pain meant something had happened that I didn't fully understand yet.I lay still and let my senses come back online one at a time.Ceiling. White. The particular white of a room I recognized.I sat up slowly.The Alpha's residence at Silver Moon. My bedroom. The grey curtains I'd picked out two years ago, the dent in the left pillow, the water glass on my nightstand with a crack along the rim that I'd always meant to replace.My hands were in my lap. I turned them over. No IV lines. No bruising from needles. The skin was smooth, unbroken — no burns from the lab either, which meant —I grabbed my phone off the nightstand.The date hit me like cold water to the face.A year. I had been sent back a full year. The antidote was still in early stages. Caden was still working himself into the ground trying to
MOONLIGHT REBORNChapter OneNova POVI knew I was dying.Not slowly. Not dramatically. Just — factually. The way you know a fruit has gone bad before you touch it. My body had been broadcasting it for weeks, in the language of failing organs and numbers on charts that the doctors stopped showing me directly.Twenty-two days in this bed.The room smelled like bleach and recycled air. The monitor beside me kept its bored, mechanical rhythm. Beep. Beep. Beep. The sound of a machine that hadn't given up yet, even if everything else had.Caden had visited once.I kept returning to that number like pressing a bruise. Once. In twenty-two days. His excuse was always the pack — council meetings, territory disputes, a hundred responsibilities that only he could handle. I had swallowed every one of those excuses because that was the pattern I'd built my life around. Caden spoke, I believed. It had been that simple for six years.But I was running out of days, and I wanted to hear his voice.Tha












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