LOGINZanny was once the cherished Luna of Silvercrest, a werewolf who believed love could warm even the coldest alpha. Instead, she endured silence, rejection and betrayal. Her husband, Alpha Clay, drifted into the arms of her own friend Selene, while their young son was slowly turned against her. When Zanny finally severed their bond, she thought she had freed herself from heartbreak, but fate and destiny had other plans. As Clay spirals into madness from the broken bond, Selene’s influence on him grows darker. Guided by her father Torag, a sorcerer who seeks to destroy the balance of the werewolf world, Selene orchestrates betrayals, poisons, and an attack meant to wipe out Silvercrest. As enemies awaken and alliances fracture, Zanny must choose between reshaping the Dark Breed’s destiny, a place that sheltered her, or honouring the roots they fought to preserve. And Clay must confront the consequences of the lies that tore apart his pack, his Luna and his heart. Power is shifting. Magic is stirring. And this is just the beginning.
View MoreI felt the sting of the morning air on my face, my lungs burning, every muscle in my body screaming as Krager and I moved through the forest in a relentless rhythm of attack and defence. The scent of earth, wet leaves, and Krager’s dark, musky aura filled my senses, grounding me even as my mind teetered on a razor’s edge. Every swing, every dodge, every precise strike of my blade against his steel reminded me that I had to be stronger, faster, sharper. There was no room for error not anymore.Krager’s eyes gleamed with dark amusement. “You’re improving,” he said, his voice low, almost a growl. “But you still think too much, Zanny. Your mind hesitates when it should act.”“I know,” I admitted, panting, muscles trembling from exertion. “I just… I can’t afford to fail, not with him, not with Zach.”Krager’s gaze softened briefly, almost imperceptibly. “You never will, as long as you remember why you fight.”The words barely settled before the bell tore through the forest, shrill and urge
There was only one being I had ever seen challenge Clay, one who could match him in strength and cunning. The DarkBreed, he was terrifying, unpredictable, and perhaps my only hope of learning what I needed to survive. Not for revenge, not for anger, but for power. For protection. For the future I can no longer leave to the whims of others.I left the city under the veil of night, the chill in the air biting through my cloak as I entered the dense forest. Every shadow seemed to twist and move, every rustle of leaves a whisper of warning. But I moved forward without hesitation. I had learned from countless hunts and skirmishes that fear was only a tool for those who wielded it—not for me.Krager emerged as though he had been waiting, his presence announced not by a sound but by the subtle shift in the air. Even from a distance, I could see the darkness coiled in his form, the muscles beneath his skin tense, his glowing eyes fixed on me with that strange mixture of curiosity and assessme
I went to Raul because there was no one else left to go to.That truth alone should have warned me.The seer’s chambers were quiet in the way sacred places often are, heavy with incense and old stone, the air humming faintly as if the walls themselves were listening. Moonlight filtered through narrow slits high above, casting pale lines across the floor like the ribs of some great sleeping beast. Raul stood near the altar, his back to me, hands folded behind him.For a moment, I almost turned back.But my marriage was already unravelling, my son was caught between two warring wolves, and my Alpha husband had just told me I was his greatest mistake. Pride could not save me now.“Raul,” I said.He turned slowly, his expression unreadable as ever. No warmth, no surprise. Just those eyes that had seen too much of the future to pretend the present mattered.“I knew you would come,” he said.That alone tightened my chest. “Then you know why I’m here.”“I know you seek an answer that will no
The words struck like a blade.I sucked in a breath. “What?”Clay stiffened. “I cannot.”Torin arched a brow. “You protect her still?”“I follow the law,” Clay replied. “Only a council of elders has the authority to imprison or release her.”Torin scoffed. “Convenient.”My hands curled into fists. “You want to release her?” I asked. “After everything she’s done? After the lies, the manipulation, the chaos?”Torin turned back to me. “She is a distraction. A symbol. Keeping her imprisoned only feeds the unrest.”“And letting her go feeds what?” I demanded. “Her lies? Her ambition?”“She has already served her purpose,” Torin said coolly.That was when it hit me.“You’re afraid,” I said slowly.Both men looked at me.“You’re afraid of what she knows,” I continued. “And you’re afraid of what I’ve uncovered.”Torin’s expression did not change, but I saw it. The flicker. The tightening around his eyes.“This meeting,” I went on, my voice steady, “this entire crisis… You are not trying to sa
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