LOGINFor twenty years, Liana Rose has lived in her sister’s shadow. Selene is everything Liana is not: beautiful, powerful, and destined to become the Luna of Mooncrest Pack. Her future husband is Kael Blackwood, the most powerful Alpha in the region. Their union has been arranged since childhood, and Liana has always accepted it. Until she meets Kael. The moment their eyes meet, Liana’s wolf awakens with one devastating word. Mate. Her sister’s future husband is her true mate. Terrified of betraying the sister she loves, Liana fights the bond and keeps her distance. But Kael’s wolf has chosen her. The more they resist, the stronger the connection becomes. Stolen conversations turn into secret meetings, and the Alpha who promised to marry Selene begins falling for the woman he was never supposed to love. Then Selene discovers the truth. The sisters who once shared everything become enemies. Selene turns the pack against Liana, determined to keep the Luna title she has spent her entire life preparing for. But their forbidden bond hides an even greater secret. Liana’s birth was hidden because she carries the ancient bloodline of the Moon Queens, a lineage Kael’s family has searched for for generations. Someone knew Liana and Kael were destined for each other, and deliberately kept them apart. When Kael finally chooses Liana, his decision threatens to tear Mooncrest apart and ignite a war between packs. Then an ancient prophecy emerges: when the Alpha chooses the forbidden Luna, blood will stain the throne, and one sister will rise while the other falls. But the greatest betrayal is yet to come. Selene was never Kael’s true mate. She was chosen as his bride to keep the real Luna hidden.
View MoreThe years that followed were not perfect. I learned that peace did not mean every problem disappeared, and building something new did not mean the past stopped mattering. There were disagreements between territories. There were difficult decisions. There were days when the alliance struggled to find common ground, and there were moments when people questioned whether the system we had built could truly last. But there was never another war for the Crown. No one sat on a throne and claimed the right to decide the future of everyone else. The territories remained independent. They traded with one another, protected one another when they chose to, and settled disagreements through the alliance rather than reaching for weapons. Black Hollow remained Black Hollow. Rowan never surrendered its independence, and no one asked him to.
By the time we reached the old oak, the morning had begun to settle into the quiet rhythm of Mooncrest.People moved through the courtyard carrying baskets, speaking to one another, and going about their usual routines. A pair of young wolves raced past us before one of their mothers called them back. Somewhere near the training grounds, I could hear the dull sound of swords striking against wooden shields.It was ordinary.Beautifully, completely ordinary.I stopped beneath the oak and looked toward the pack.Kael noticed.“You are doing it again.”I glanced at him. “Doing what?”“Looking at everything as if you are seeing it for the first time.”I smiled.“Maybe I am.”He came to stand beside me.For a while, neither of us spoke.I thought about the girl I had once been.The girl who had spent years believing that her life belonged to other people.
The sanctuary looked exactly as I remembered it.The stone entrance stood beneath the trees, half-hidden by vines and years of growth. The path leading toward it was quiet, with only the sound of leaves moving in the morning breeze.Yet somehow, everything felt different.Maybe the sanctuary had not changed.Maybe I had.I stood at the entrance for a moment, looking at the familiar stone walls.Kael had walked with me as far as the outer path, but he had stopped there.This time, I had asked him to.“I want to go in alone,” I had told him.He had not questioned me.He had only taken my hand, pressed his lips against my knuckles, and said, “I’ll be here.”Those four words had been enough.So I stepped inside alone.The deeper I walked, the quieter the world became.I had expected to feel nervous.I expected the old pressure in my chest, the stran
The young wolf’s question stayed with me long after he had left the hall. Not because I had struggled to answer it, but because I knew how easily a simple question could become complicated once it passed through enough people. Did the Crown really choose you? Someone might tell him years from now that it had chosen me because I was destined to rule. Someone else might say the Crown had marked me as superior to everyone else. Another person might turn it into a story about an ancient Queen who had been given power and somehow saved the world. None of those stories would be completely true. The truth was quieter. The Crown had recognized me. I had chosen what to do with that recognition. That difference mattered. I was still thinking about it when Kael found me outside the hall. He leaned against






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