LOGINđThis book is an 18+ dark reverse harem shifter romance featuring extreme taboo elements, intense power imbalances, and unapologetically brutal themes. ~~~~~ "You'll scream our names," he said, voice low and merciless. "When we're finished, the pack will smell our seed on you for miles." _____ The triplet Alphas donât share. They dominate. Their newest obsession is Lira. Marked. Hunted. Running from a fate that refuses to loosen its grip. Once they corner her, there are no bargains. No mercy. They wonât stop until she breaks. They wonât stop until she belongs. And whatever she was before them will not survive.
View MoreThe breeding matron pointed at me, forcing my back against the kitchen wall.
âOil her up,â she snapped. She jerked her chin at her assistant, an omega girl already naked and slick with scented oil. âMake her wet enough for an Alpha's knot to slide right in.â
My stomach dropped. I had spent the whole evening scrubbing pots, fetching water, doing anything to stay away from tonightâs filth.
"I'm not a breeder," I choked out. "I clean and serve.â
The matronâs laugh was cruel. "Tonight we need more girls. More alphas showed up than expected. Over fifty rutting cocks out there.â She stepped closer. âStrip, little one. Or Iâll have them drag you out naked and bent over the table myself.â
The omega girl snorted. âYouâre twenty years old, Lira. Still pretending youâre special. Every servant here has opened their legs for an alpha at least once. You think some prince will pick an omega with no wolf and no status?â
Laughter bounced off the walls. My chest tightened until each breath hurt.
They thought I was avoiding sex because I wanted to feel holy.
They were wrong.
I wasnât afraid of sex.
I was terrified of the consequences. Of what always happened when my kind was touched.
The omega grabbed my arm when I tried to pull away. âBehave. I wonât take Lady Selenaâs whip for you. Strip.â
My fingers curled into the collar of my dress, pressing the fabric over my hidden mark. I wasn't an omega. I wasnât alpha or beta either. I wasnât anything this pack understood. I didnât even know what I was.
Blackwood had been easy to hide in because it was careless. Sex, drink, and filth ruled this place. No one knew who I was or checked my bloodline.
My hands trembled as I unlaced the dress. Although I'd hidden my mark with Moonshade paste, my wolf stirred anyway. The festival energy leaked through the walls and she felt it.
She hated it.
Warm oil hit my skin. The omega girl rubbed it over my chest first, her thumbs circling until my body reacted against my will.
"Look at these tits," she muttered. âThese will keep an alpha busy.â
I bit my lip until I tasted blood. Another girl slicked oil down my thighs and between them.
A tray was shoved into my hands. âServe,â the matron ordered. âSmile. Arch your back. Make them want you.â
Every step toward the doors felt like walking into a grave.
The hall was packed with alphas sprawled on couches, pants open, cocks out. Girls rode them, faces twisted in forced pleasure. One omega was bent over a table, two alphas taking her at once. Sex and sweat clogged the air.
Alpha Garrick sat at the head table. A slave girl was locked on his knot while he laughed and drank.
Garrick needed alliances. He bought loyalty with flesh. His orgies were known across the region and tonight proved why.
General Knox spotted me first. The worst of Alpha Garrickâs men.
His eyes dragged over me, and he crooked a finger. âYou. Serve me.â
My knees hit the floor as I poured wine. My hands shook. His teeth were yellow. His breath smelled wrong.
âJust how I like them,â he said. âSmall and afraid.â
His hand closed around my wrist. Pain shot up my arm.
âIâll knot you until youâre dripping,â he whispered against my ear. âThen Iâll pass you around and let my friends fill you.â
My wolf snarled inside me.
Donât let him touch us. I hate him.
My grandmotherâs voice whispered in my head.
âWhen your wolf rejects a male, donât let them touch you. Even safer, donât let any male knot you.â
She had said I was special, born on the twelfth day of the twelfth month, under a red moon. My mother had died bringing me into the world, right in my grandmotherâs arms. When she noticed the mark, three shiny crescents burned into my skin, she knew I was a curse. The signs were glaring.
My grandmother should have handed me over to the elders for execution. She didnât. She ran. We lived in ruins beyond Blackwood for twelve years, until sickness took her.
She told me the truth about my origin.
Long ago, a woman with the triple mark had driven three alpha brothers mad with want. They marked her. Bred her. Shared her, because none of them could let go. She loved them all, but the brothers turned on each other. Blood spilled. All three died on the same field.
The woman was executed for it.
As she was burned, she screamed, swearing she would return. And when she did, she would protect her mates and rise above the law.
Ever since, every child born with the triple mark was killed on the spot.
Until twenty years ago, when my grandmother decided to spare my life and damn the consequences.
I would not let General Knox touch me. For his own good and mine. But the problem was, I didnât know how to save myself.
I stalled, then straightened to hand him the cup. He placed my hand on his crotch, and my stomach turned.
My eyes scanned for help. Guards lined the walls, ready to beat any girl who attempted to run.
Then a trumpet sounded.
âThe Triad Alphas have arrived.â
The shift was instant. Alpha Garrick straightened. General Knox cursed and shoved himself away. Relief crashed into me so hard my vision blurred
Three males entered. Power rolled in like a storm.
They were feared everywhere. Wanted by every noble woman.
I crawled backward, trying to disappear when something strange occurred.
Three scents crashed into my senses. Pine after rain. Smoke and spice. Frost-kissed night flowers.
Heat tore through my chest and burned down my spine.
I gasped. The tray slipped in my hands.The mark burned alive. My wolf surged awake.
Our mates are here!
Across the hall, three heads turned at once.
No.
Goddess no.
I had survived twenty years unseen.
And now the curse had found me
LiraThe metal clank of the cell door announced Athena before I saw her.She stepped inside.The gold amulet around her neck caught the light, suddenly too bright to look at. Her white robe felt wrong in this place.I stayed on the cot and did not move.She looked me over, irritation and something close to regret crossing her face.âYou look terrible,â she said.âThanks.âMy voice came out rough.I waited for the lecture, for the judgment. She stood in front of me and said nothing.After a moment, I asked, âWhy are you here?ââTo check on you.âI almost asked why. Shouldnât she be relieved? This was happening to me.âYouâre facing execution in three days,â she said. âThe brothers are falling apart.âHer eyes traced my face. She shook her head.âI feel like I failed,â she said. âI sensed something was wrong the moment I met you. I didnât push. I let you hide when I should have forced the truth out sooner.âI looked away.âIt wouldnât have changed anything,â I said quietly. âThis was al
Lira They came for me before dawn. Keys rattled outside the cell. Four guards stood at the door. Eyes fixed on me.Iâd been awake for hours, back against the wall, watching the other women snore.âTime to go,â a guard said.The cuffs went on. My body moved when they pulled. I felt none of it. They led me through corridors and gates. Voices gathered ahead of us. The yard was already full. Council members lined the platform. Pack mates filled every space behind the barricades. Hundreds of eyes followed me. I kept my head up. I didnât look at their faces.A raised platform stood across the yard. Guards lined the path to it, spears upright, eyes fixed on me.The crowd surged until wood and iron stopped them. Hands gripped the barricades. Bodies pressed close.An elder stepped past the barrier and spat. The white lump hit the dirt near my feet.I didnât move.My name moved through the crowd. Low voices. Sharp whispers. I felt them more than I heard them.A horn sounded. The council too
Lira They came for me before dawn. Keys rattled outside the cell. Four guards stood at the door. Eyes fixed on me.Iâd been awake for hours, back against the wall, watching the other women snore.âTime to go,â a guard said.The cuffs went on. My body moved when they pulled. I felt none of it. They led me through corridors and gates. Voices gathered ahead of us. The yard was already full. Council members lined the platform. Pack mates filled every space behind the barricades. Hundreds of eyes followed me. I kept my head up. I didnât look at their faces.A raised platform stood across the yard. Guards lined the path to it, spears upright, eyes fixed on me.The crowd surged until wood and iron stopped them. Hands gripped the barricades. Bodies pressed close.An elder stepped past the barrier and spat. The white lump hit the dirt near my feet.I didnât move.My name moved through the crowd. Low voices. Sharp whispers. I felt them more than I heard them.A horn sounded. The council too
Lira They came for me before dawn. Keys rattled outside the cell. Four guards stood at the door. Eyes fixed on me.Iâd been awake for hours, back against the wall, watching the other women snore.âTime to go,â a guard said.The cuffs went on. My body moved when they pulled. I felt none of it. They led me through corridors and gates. Voices gathered ahead of us. The yard was already full. Council members lined the platform. Pack mates filled every space behind the barricades. Hundreds of eyes followed me. I kept my head up. I didnât look at their faces.A raised platform stood across the yard. Guards lined the path to it, spears upright, eyes fixed on me.The crowd surged until wood and iron stopped them. Hands gripped the barricades. Bodies pressed close.An elder stepped past the barrier and spat. The white lump hit the dirt near my feet.I didnât move.My name moved through the crowd. Low voices. Sharp whispers. I felt them more than I heard them.A horn sounded. The council too
LiraThe metal clank of the cell door announced Athena before I saw her.She stepped inside.The gold amulet around her neck caught the light, suddenly too bright to look at. Her white robe felt wrong in this place.I stayed on the cot and did not move.She looked me over, irritation and something
KainI summoned Thor the morning after I spoke with Garrick.He came in looking like he had not slept. His clothes were wrinkled, his hair a mess, and his eyes carried the sharp edge of someone who had been awake too long and angry the whole time.âSit,â I said, pointing to the chair across from my
Kain Garrick showed up that evening howling like a wounded animal. I wasnât prepared for the grief in his eyes when he walked into my house.He had lost weight, his clothes hung loose, and his face looked hollow like he hadnât slept in days. The arrogant fool I remembered was gone. In his place st
Lira I didn't know whether to feel relief or not.At least I wasn't dying today.But as the guards led me from the temple's main sanctum to a cell somewhere in the building's depths, I wondered if this was actually worse.The cell was small. Stone walls on three sides, iron bars on the fourth. A n






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