LOGINAria thought being the Luna of the most powerful werewolf pack meant she had finally found her place in the world. She was wrong. On the night she expected her mate to claim her, Alpha Kael rejected her without hesitation. To him, Aria was nothing more than a weakness—a woman unworthy of standing beside him. Heartbroken and humiliated, she disappeared from his life, carrying a secret he never knew about. Years later, fate brings them together again. But Aria is no longer the fragile woman Kael remembers. She has survived betrayal, built a new life, and returned with a strength even she doesn't fully understand. Worse, Kael discovers that the woman he once rejected is the mother of his child. Suddenly, the Alpha who once wanted nothing to do with his Luna wants her back. But Aria refuses to forget the pain he caused. As old memories begin to surface and strange powers awaken within her, Aria realizes that her rejection may have been part of a much bigger mystery. There are secrets surrounding her wolf, her past, and the bond she shares with Kael—secrets powerful enough to threaten the entire werewolf world. Kael may be ready to fight for his Luna. But this time, Aria decides whether he deserves another chance.
View MoreThe journey to the northern forest took nearly three hours.Aria spent most of it staring through the window, watching the landscape change from quiet countryside to dense woodland.The farther they traveled, the stranger the atmosphere became.The air felt heavier.The trees grew taller.And occasionally, Aria caught glimpses of wolves watching from between the trunks.They never approached the vehicle.They simply watched."Do they know who I am?" she asked.Kael glanced toward the forest."Perhaps.""That's not very reassuring.""I wasn't trying to reassure you."She turned to him."You're terrible at comforting people."For the first time since their reunion, Kael almost laughed.Almost."I've been told."Aria looked away before he could notice the faint smile that touched her lips.She didn't want to encourage him.Not yet.The road eventually narrowed into a rough path surrounded by ancient trees.At its end stood a small stone house.Smoke rose from the chimney.A wooden fence
Aria dreamed of fire.Not the kind that consumed houses or blackened forests, but a strange silver flame that danced across the sky without burning anything it touched.She stood in the middle of an enormous clearing.Wolves surrounded her.Hundreds of them.Some were ordinary brown and black wolves, while others had coats so pale they seemed to glow beneath the moonlight.All of them were kneeling.Aria looked down at herself.She wore a long white dress, and a silver symbol shimmered against her wrist."What is this place?" she whispered.A woman stepped out of the crowd.She was tall, with long silver hair and eyes that looked strangely familiar.Aria tried to see her face clearly, but the features kept shifting like reflections on disturbed water.The woman reached toward her."My child."Aria's breath caught."Who are you?"The woman smiled sadly."You have forgotten so much.""Tell me who you are!"The woman's expression changed.Behind her, the wolves began to growl.Shadows mo
Aria refused to go with Kael.Not immediately.She stood in the middle of the damaged bakery, staring at him with a mixture of disbelief and anger."You said you wanted to talk," she reminded him. "Now you're telling me there's something about my family that I don't know?"Kael nodded."And you knew about it?"His silence answered her.Aria laughed bitterly."Of course you did.""Aria, listen to me.""No. You listen to me."Her voice trembled, but she refused to lower it."You rejected me without giving me a chance to explain myself. You watched me leave, and you didn't come looking for me until you discovered I was carrying your child."Kael flinched."Now you're standing in front of me again, telling me that strangers want to take me away because of a secret you somehow know about."She shook her head."Why should I trust anything you say?""You shouldn't have to trust me blindly."The answer surprised her.Kael continued."I know what I've done to you. I know I have no right to dem
Aria barely slept that night.Every time she closed her eyes, she saw the strange vision again. The silver moon. The kneeling wolves. The mysterious woman whose face she couldn't recognize.And that single word that had echoed through her mind.Remember.Remember what?She sat upright in bed, pressing her palms against her temples."Please," she whispered. "Whatever this is, just leave me alone."But the silence that followed felt heavier than before.Her wolf stirred inside her.For the first time since Kael had rejected her, Aria could feel its presence clearly. It wasn't the weak, frightened creature she remembered. There was something different about it now.Something powerful.Something that frightened her almost as much as it fascinated her.Aria climbed out of bed and approached the window.The streets of Ashbourne were quiet. A few lamps illuminated the road, and the moon hung above the rooftops like a silver coin.She placed her palm against the glass.A sudden chill ran down












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