LOGINZahra-Rose’s life crumbled in a single night, her mother and siblings kidnapped, her father, the alpha of the Moonshine Pack, killed. Rejected at the altar by her mate, she vowed never to trust again. But fate isn’t done with her yet. To save her pack, Zahra-Rose is forced into an arranged marriage with Alpha Ashvin the cold, ruthless brother of the man who broke her heart. Feared across the three realms, Ashvin hides a dangerous secret. Beneath his fearsome exterior, the weight of leadership drives him to escape into the human world, living a double life as a nameless stripper. When Ashvin unexpectedly encounters Zahra-Rose in his secret world, forbidden feelings begin to surface—emotions he has buried for years. Their union was never meant to be about love, but as they join forces against a shared enemy, sparks ignite, and alliances blur. With danger closing in and secrets threatening to destroy them, can Zahra-Rose and Ashvin overcome their pain and trust one another? Or will their pasts and the enemies lurking in the shadows tear them apart for good?
View MoreThe humiliation still clung to me like a stubborn shadow, impossible to shake. No matter how many drinks I downed, the memory of being left standing at the altar alone, humiliated, and exposed before countless witnesses was a weight I couldn’t lift.
I tilted the glass in my hand, swallowing the last bitter drop without remorse. Tonight, there were no rules, no obligations, no expectations. Tonight, I wasn’t the perfect daughter, the obedient bride-to-be, or the polished princess. Who follows every role and nod yes to everything that was said to her. Tonight I am someone different, someone else entirely. The busy bar was far away from home, chosen precisely for its anonymity. No one here knew me, and that was the point. “Do you mind some company?” someone asked from beside without even looking at him I knew he had a smile on his face. I groaned inwardly, the voice cutting through my thoughts. I turned slowly, plastering on a sweet smile for the man hovering beside me. “I’m sorry, but I’d rather be alone.” Not waiting for his response, I waved for another refill, hoping he’d take the hint, because I don't want to see a single person in my face right now. “I just thought you might want a company since you are alone and…..” I turned again, this time glaring at him with enough heat to scar him off.. He froze under my gaze, his confidence disappearing as he mumbled an apology and slipped away as cowardly as he had come. Good, he should shudder away just as he came. With a new drink in hand, I let my mind wander back to the past week. I relived every excruciating detail of that day the whispers, the stares, the pity in everyone’s eyes. My grip tightened on the glass as I shoved the thoughts away. No more. I was done playing the role everyone expected of me. I was done trying to be a good person and at the end my heart is destroyed without a single pity. I stood abruptly, leaving my drink behind as I approached the woman with bright pink hair standing near the patio. “I need a session,” I said firmly. She looked me over, her expression unreadable, before nodding. “Follow me.” We moved through a dimly lit corridor, the noise of the bar fading behind us. My pulse quickened as we entered a secluded room bathed in soft blue light. The atmosphere was warm, almost hypnotic, and I felt a chill swell down my spine. This was new to me but I'm taking it all the way. “Take a seat and put this on,” she said, handing me a silk mask. “Close your eyes and enjoy the experience.” I hesitated for only a moment before settling onto the plush lounge chair. The mask slid over my face, plunging me into comforting darkness. For a while, there was only silence. My breaths slowed, counting each inhale and exhale, until I heard the door open. He had a presence. That was my first thought as a shiver ran through me. I couldn’t see him, but the air seemed to shift, thickening with something electric. “Are you ready for your session, ma’am?” His voice was deep, rich, and smooth like dark honey. It resonated in my chest, stirring something I hadn’t felt in a long time. It was a feeling that was foreign to me so I embraced it. I nodded, though I wasn’t sure he could see it. Soft music filled the room, the melody a gentle pulse that matched the rhythm of my heartbeat. His hands found my back, warm and deliberate as they grazed over me. The lightest touch sent waves of sensation rippling through my skin. I clenched the edge of the chair, trying to stay grounded. But his hands moved with such skill, his presence so magnetic, that I felt myself slipping. Who is this man? His touch grew bolder, his movements fluid as he leaned in, his chest brushing against my back. I could feel the heat of his body, the strength in his frame as he guided me into the music’s rhythm. Every brush of his fingers sent sparks racing through my veins. When his hands skimmed my shoulders and his breath ghosted over my neck, I couldn’t help the sharp inhale that escaped me. He stilled. For a moment, the world seemed to suddenly become quiet. I could feel his eyes on me, even through the mask, as though he could see past every barrier I’d ever put up. I couldn’t stop myself. The feeling was too much for only me to bare. My trembling fingers reached for him, finding the sharp line of his jaw. His breath hitched, and my touch lingered, tracing the curve of his lips. Before I could think better of it, I pulled him down, crashing my lips to his. The first kiss was slow, exploratory. His lips were soft yet firm, moving against mine with an intensity that left me breathless. I melted into him, the world outside fading into nothingness. When his hands slid to my waist, pulling me closer, I felt my heart race, desire mixing with a faint sense of danger. I broke the kiss, gasping as reality crashed back in. My fingers moved to the mask, pulling it away. I needed to see him. I needed to see this person that ignited this much feeling inside of me. As the mask fell, I opened my eyes, and the room lit up just as he turned on the light beside him. Bright blue eyes stared back at me, shock and recognition mirroring my own. This can't be. “You…what are you doing here?” I stumbled back, my hand clutching my chest as his gaze bore into mine. This wasn’t just any man. The person I am staring at right now can't be him. But of course it was. This was him. The Alpha of the Moonbright Pack. My fiancé's brother. Alpha Ashvin.EPILOGUEZAHRA-ROSESix months later.The palace no longer looked like a place that had survived a war.The broken windows had been replaced.The walls had been rebuilt.The courtyard had been cleared of rubble.And where weapons had once been raised against one another, wolves now gathered every evening beneath the same moon.But some things couldn’t be rebuilt with stone. Some wounds needed truth.Some needed time. And some needed answers.I stood inside the archive.The same room that had once terrified me.The same room where I had first heard the voices.The same room where I had discovered that almost everything I believed about myself had been a lie.Ashvin stood beside me.He had become annoyingly fond of following me everywhere.I glanced at him.“You know you don’t have to come with me every time I enter this room.”“Yes, I do.”“Why?”“Because the last time you came here alone, you discovered a thousand-year conspiracy.”I smiled.“That happened once.”“Once was enough.”I
THE LAST BATTLEZAHRA-ROSEWe charged. The creature moved first.It was faster than something that large had any right to be.One second it stood across the hall.The next it was on us.I barely had time to react.A massive claw swung toward my chest.I dropped. The claw sliced through the air above my head.Ashvin attacked from the side.His weapon struck the creature’s ribs.A burst of white light exploded from the impact.The creature roared. It stumbled backward.I sprang to my feet.“Again!”Ashvin nodded.We moved together. Not separately.Not as two fighters standing beside each other. Together. He struck high.I struck low.The creature twisted away from him, straight into me.I drove my claws into its shoulder.Its skin was freezing.Not cold.Freezing.The instant my claws touched it, pain shot through my arm.I screamed.Eira snarled inside me.Let me.My eyes flashed white.I pushed deeper.The creature shrieked.Black smoke poured from beneath my claws.“What are you?” I
THE CHOICEZAHRA-ROSEFor several seconds, nobody moved.The ancient prophecy lay open between us.The last line seemed to burn into my mind.And together, they will end the bloodline that hunted them.I read it again.Then again.Something about it bothered me.Not the part about Ashvin.Not even the part about the seal.The word end.Eira stirred inside me.You feel it too.“Yes.”Ashvin looked at me.“What?”I pointed at the page.“This.”His eyes followed my finger.“The bloodline.”My mother went still.Ashvin’s expression hardened.“What about it?”I looked at her.“You said the original prophecy was changed.”She nodded slowly.“By your father.”“Why?”She didn’t answer immediately.That scared me more than anything.“Mother.”She closed the book.“Because the original prophecy wasn’t a promise.”My stomach tightened.“What was it?”“A warning.”The room seemed to grow colder.Ashvin stepped closer.“About what?”My mother looked between us.“About what happens when the White W
ZAHRA-ROSEAsael stared at us. For the first time since I had known him, there was no smugness in his eyes.Only fear, good.I wanted him to feel it. I took another step forward.“You lied to everyone.”His jaw tightened.“I did what was necessary.”“You manipulated Ashvin.”“I gave him the truth his family had hidden.”“No.”My voice echoed through the hall.“You gave him half the truth.”Ashvin stepped beside me.“And you used my family against her.”Asael laughed bitterly.“Your family didn’t need much convincing.”Ashvin’s eyes darkened.“My family believed I was meant to kill her.”“Because that’s what they were taught.”“By you.”Asael shrugged.“By generations before me.”I felt something cold settle inside my chest.“Then this ends with you.”Asael looked at me.“You think you’re powerful because those wolves bowed to you?”He laughed.“You’ve only awakened the first layer.”My eyes narrowed.“What does that mean?”He reached beneath his coat.Ashvin immediately moved.But Asa
ASHVINThe ground beneath my feet pulses again.There I feel it. It was faint but real.Zahra.My head snaps up, eyes locking onto the empty space in front of me.“She’s there,” I say, my voice low, deadly certain.We have been here ever since that moment Zen felt their presence. I knew she was in
As the search for my mother and sisters continued, I tried to stay calm, pushing back the constant wave of worry threatening to drown me. But whenever I was alone, the tears would come, unrelenting, no matter how hard I tried to hold them back. How could I not worry? The people I loved most in the
ASHVINThe first time I met Zahra-Rose, the girl my brother was so obsessed with, I stayed hidden, watching her from the shadows since. I had no idea why I couldn’t walk away, but something about her demanded my attention.Her white, fair skin glowed under the room’s warm light, and even with her
It had been two days. Two days since my father was laid to rest. Two days of endless, frantic searching for my mother and sisters. And yet, no matter how hard we tried, we hadn’t found a single trace of them, it was like they had vanished into thin air.I kept telling myself this had to be some cru






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