LOGINEvalina's half-sister, Leah, refuses to marry Magnus, a broke, scarred Alpha said to have killed his own Luna, so her family sends Evalina instead. Wolfless and stuck in a freezing mountain pack, Evalina must win over Magnus's broken little girl, Daisy, while Vespera, the widow who wants Magnus for herself, plots to get rid of her. As Evalina fights to protect her new family and get her wolf back, she uncovers the truth: Magnus isn't the cursed beast everyone fears. He is the Supreme Alpha, and her fated mate.
View MoreEvalina's pov "Why did you do that?" Daisy was sitting on the edge of her bed, hugging her bunny. I knelt on the floor and gently checked her bare feet for glass. "Do what?" I asked. "Take the blame. I'm the one who broke it." She sniffed. "Daddy should have been mad at me. Not you." "No," I said firmly. "You're a little girl. It was an accident. And I'm your mom now. I will always protect you." Daisy's face went hard. "You're not really my mom." The words stung, but I understood them. "You're right," I said softly. "I will never replace your real mom. Nobody ever could. But I married your father, and that means we're family now. Family looks out for each other." She was quiet for a long time. She played with the ripped ear on her bunny. "Vespera said you would hate me," she whispered. "Who is Vespera?" "A lady in our pack. She brings Daddy soup." Daisy didn't look up. "She said my new mommy would hate me because I'm broken. She said nobody wants a broken child." My ches
Evalina's povMy heart was racing.I had only known this man for two hours. Husband or not, I was not ready to share a bed with him.I took a step back and looked down at my wet boots. "I'm not ready."Magnus didn't move. He didn't say anything. I made myself look up at him."I'm sorry," I said quickly. "I know we're married. I know that's what wives do. But everything is happening so fast. Yesterday I was getting ready to marry someone else, and now...""Don't apologize."I blinked. "What?""You need time." He picked up a folded blanket from the arm of a chair. "I'll take the couch for now."I stared at him. "You would really do that for me?""I'm your husband, Evalina." He tossed the blanket onto the couch. "I know this marriage is part of a peace deal between our packs. But you are not my prisoner here."I didn't know what to say. Back in Redwater, everyone said Magnus was a monster. They said he had no heart.But monsters didn't offer to sleep on the couch."I'll take your bag to
Evalina's pov"Thank you," I said, stepping out of Magnus's arms. My legs wobbled a little on the icy porch. "I can stand now."Before he could answer, the front door creaked open.A little girl stood in the doorway. She had big brown eyes and long dark curls. One hand held a wooden crutch. The other hand held a white stuffed bunny with a small rip in one ear."Daisy," Magnus said. His voice went soft. "You should be asleep."So this was his daughter. The child from the stories. I knelt down so we were the same height and smiled at her."You must be Daisy," I said. "I'm Evalina."She looked at me for a long moment. Then she lifted her chin."Nice to meet you, Miss Evalina," she said. "Daddy says I don't have to like you. But I do have to be polite."I almost laughed. It was so honest.Magnus did not laugh. "Daisy. That wasn't polite. Go to your room."Her lip trembled, but she nodded. "Yes, Daddy."She turned and walked away slowly, her crutch tapping on the wooden floor. Tap. Step. T
Daisy's pov"Come on, Daisy. You can do this. You don't need anybody's help."I whispered the words to myself as I held on to the fence. My crutch was leaning against the post beside me. My bunny, Mr. Buttons, was tucked under my arm.One step. Just one step without the crutch.I let go of the fence. My left leg shook. My right leg felt like it was made of jelly."Look, everybody! The broken little Alpha pup is trying to walk!"I didn't have to turn around. I knew that voice. It was Brody, Vespera's son. He was nine, two years older than me, and he was the meanest boy in the whole Ironpeak Pack.Four other kids ran up behind him, laughing."Leave me alone, Brody," I said. I grabbed the fence again so I wouldn't fall."Leave me alone, Brody," he copied me in a squeaky baby voice. The other kids laughed even louder. "Hey, Daisy, why don't you run away? Oh wait! You can't!"My face got hot. I picked up my crutch and held it tight."My daddy is your Alpha," I said. "You have to be nice to






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