Nyla Rivers has known nothing but pain, betrayal, and shame her entire life. As a slave in the Silver Dawn Pack, she suffered endless abuse until the fateful day she learned that the cruel and feared Alpha Killian Blackwood was her mate. But instead of love, she got criticism. Humiliated and dumped, Nyla was accused of treason, called a criminal, and ordered to death. Killed at the hands of the ruthless Alpha Darius, she took her final breath filled with pain and despair… Only to awaken again, reborn by the Moon Goddess herself. This time, Nyla is no longer weak. No longer useless. Armed with banned skills and an unbreakable will, she returns under a new identity—dead set on payback against those who wronged her. But as she rises, so does Killian’s sorrow. Now, the Alpha who once refused her will do anything to have her back. But Nyla is no longer the sad slave he once knew. She is revenge. She is power. And she will make them all pay. But when new enemies arise, and dark truths come to light, Nyla must make a choice: payback or redemption?
View MoreNyla’s POVWhen the stranger turned and said, "Follow me," the sky was still trembling. We are running out of time.I took hold of the boy's hand. "Are you certain we can rely on him?" I said.The boy turned to face the stranger. "I'm not sure, but I believe he is aware of my memory locations."We followed him through the forest, past glowing stones and splintered paths. Although the mountain in front of me was silent, I could sense its breathing. Not like a mountain, but as if there were life within it."Where are we heading?" I inquired.The man's staff had a slight glow to it. "To the mountain's base," the oldest location. The location before the time"Before the time?" I said it again. "How is it possible for anything to exist before time?"The man remained silent.The trees became twisted as we ascended. Not negatively, just odd. There were trees with silvery foliage. Some glistened like water. Others had absolutely no shadow.The boy let out a gasp. "Observe. That tree just grew
Nyla’s POVThe sky was calm. Too silent.I stood at the brink of the slope, holding the infant close to my chest. He had a pallid face. His body was weak. The stench of burning vapours filled the air.Then I noticed it.Like fire on silk, a gigantic, flaming red star tore across the sky. It was too low, too fast, and too furious."No," I said.The woods trembled behind me. The singing of the birds ceased. The wind seems to pause its breath as well.With a sound like the planet wailing in agony, the crimson light crashed into the far mountains. Boom! The earth trembled beneath my feet. The impact sent forth a wave of weird energy that rolled out like a chilly wind.In my arms, the infant stirred.And then I noticed the light.It wasn't the sun. The moonlight wasn't there. Something older was involved. There's a problem.From the mountains emerged a scarlet glow, like blood smoke. As if to shrink away from the strength, the trees closest to the hills began to bow and break."What is tha
Nyla’s POVThe earth shook under my feet.Above us, the sky was no longer only black or blue. It was part whirling shadows, half golden light.My son stood between them, and I held my breath.Warmth, the promise of serenity, tugged at him from one side.I couldn't hear the whispers coming from the other side, but I could see what it did to him.He stumbled. There was light and shadow in his eyes.The Harbinger next to me remarked, "Nyla, we're on the brink." The world will follow if he tilts too much in the direction of darkness.I clenched my hands.I said, "He hasn't made a decision yet."The ground split open in long, jagged lines as the wind howled unexpectedly.One exploded with dazzling, golden white light.But from the other crack rose dark smoke, curling and icy, rising like fingers from the abyss.My son—my lovely boy—was wedged in the centre, shivering."Stop it!" he yelled, shielding his ears."You have to make a decision!" The voice of the forgotten god roared through the
Nyla’s POVThere was a problem.When the grass became brown under my son's feet, I realised what had happened.Gentlely, I urged, "Don't run ahead."He turned and glanced at me. He smiled a little. "All right, Mom."But the green faded where he stepped. The flowers sagged. The leaves dried out. The trees themselves appeared worn out.The surrounding birds that once sang? Lost.In the branches, not even squirrels dared to move.I made an effort to ignore it. Perhaps it was the Earth, which was still healing after the conflict.But I knew deep down.He was the one."How are you feeling?" As I walked next to him, I asked quietly.He shrugged. "I suppose."Do you have a headache? Unusual dreams?He gave me a short glance. "No dreams."That was untrue. I knew.I refrained from pushing.The forest no longer felt like home as we ventured farther into it. There was silence in the woods. Too silent.Then we caught sight of it.A deer—stumbling, panting.It gazed at my son. Then, like lightning
Nyla’s POVThere was a problem.When the grass became brown under my son's feet, I realised what had happened.Gentlely, I urged, "Don't run ahead."He turned and glanced at me. He smiled a little. "All right, Mom."But the green faded where he stepped. The flowers sagged. The leaves dried out. The trees themselves appeared worn out.The surrounding birds that once sang? Lost.In the branches, not even squirrels dared to move.I made an effort to ignore it. Perhaps it was the Earth, which was still healing after the conflict.But I knew deep down.He was the one."How are you feeling?" As I walked next to him, I asked quietly.He shrugged. "I suppose."Do you have a headache? Unusual dreams?He gave me a short glance. "No dreams."That was untrue. I knew.I refrained from pushing.The forest no longer felt like home as we ventured farther into it. There was silence in the woods. Too silent.Then we caught sight of it.A deer—stumbling, panting.It gazed at my son. Then, like lightning
Nyla’s POVThe body of my son was cold.He didn't lift his chest.He held his hand motionless.I whimpered, "Please," and embraced him closer. You are necessary to me. Return to me.However, nothing took place.I gave the Harbinger a look. "There must be a method."He didn't respond. He had a stone face."There must be a way," I said.At last, he spoke softly. "There's one... However, it is prohibited. It predates the gods. And hazardous."I'm not interested. I'll do anything.His eyes were warning as he looked at me. "You can't stop once you start. You donate a piece of your soul if you complete the ceremony."I'll give it my all," I declared. "He is my son."From his coat, the Harbinger withdrew a black stone. It had a slight crimson glow.He declared, "This is the Heart Stone." Lay it across his chest. The words of life will then be spoken. However, keep in mind that something else always replaces the person you bring back.I gave a nod.He took a step back.I gently laid the stone
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