LOGINSister Reina Valen thought her life was set, hidden behind convent walls, cloaked in the nun habit, and bound by chastity. But everything shatters when she steps into University of California, only to feel her wolf stir for the first time in years. The cause? Professor Julian Maverick, the hot, charming yet cold professor at the podium, her fated mate. What should have been impossible becomes inevitable. He’s not just her professor. Something she soon discovers. He’s a spy agent, sent by the Alpha King to track down the kingdom’s long-lost only heiress to the throne who went missing as a baby. He realizes that this same daughter now wears a nun’s veil and hides the birthmark that could claim a crown. Reina is that heiress. But loving him means breaking every vow. Mating him means going back on her vows. And when a scandal threatens to destroy them both, Reina must choose between duty to the throne or surrendering to a desire that could burn the country down. As secrets unravel, enemies close in. The King is poisoned. The Royal Council plots rebellion. When Reina discovers she's carrying Julian’s child, the greatest taboo of all explodes into the public eye: a nun pregnant by her forbidden mate. In a world ruled by werewolves, tradition, and betrayal, will their love survive the storm—or spark a new era? She was never meant to lead. He was never meant to love her. But fate doesn’t ask. It commands. And as the country trembles on the edge of war, one question remains: Can a nun-turned-Alpha King-to-be rewrite her legacy with her mate by her side or she's cursed to be alone forever? Their bond is sacred. Their love is a crime. And it’s only just begun.
View MoreJulian’s POVThe palace was quiet that night, though I knew enemies waited beyond its walls and traitors still sat in the dungeons. I should have been thinking about them, about the council and the threats that still surrounded us, but all I could think of was Reina.She lay across our bed, her hair spread over the pillow, her body glowing with the faint swell of pregnancy. I watched her, feeling the strange mix of pride and worry that had followed me since the day I learned she carried my child.She turned her head, her eyes meeting mine. There was a softness in them, but also heat. I knew that look.“Julian,” she said quietly, her voice low, almost shy.“Yes, my love?” I asked, moving closer.She bit her lip before speaking. “It feels strange, but ever since I became pregnant, my desire has been stronger. I can’t hide it anymore. I want you.”Her words sent a rush through me. I had seen her glow, I had felt her warmth, but hearing her admit it made my chest tighten and my body burn
Reina’s POVI never thought pregnancy would feel like this. Some days I woke with so much energy that I wanted to walk around the palace gardens, other days I could not even rise from bed without groaning. My body no longer felt fully mine. My back ached, my feet swelled, and the smallest scent of food made me crave or gag.Julian tried to hide his worry, but I saw it in his eyes every time he looked at me. He wanted to rule with the same fire he had shown against Calder and the council, but whenever he saw me struggling, that fire softened into something else—fear, love, protectiveness.One evening, after a long day of council meetings, I sat in our chamber with my hands resting on my stomach. It was not very big yet, but it was enough for me to feel the weight. My lower back throbbed, and I shifted uncomfortably.Julian entered quietly. He set aside the heavy cloak of authority he wore all day, leaving only the man I loved standing before me. He came closer, his gaze dropping at onc
Reina’s POVThe palace had grown too heavy for me. Every corner carried whispers of betrayal, every hallway reminded me of Ken’s attempt on Julian’s life. My chest still ached when I thought of it. If that servant had not walked in, Julian would have eaten the poisoned meal. The thought alone tightened my throat until I could hardly breathe. It's only been days since I managed to miraculously bring him back to life,and Ken, a stranger I willingly took in without any info on him, wanted to poison Julian yet again. As if my father being in a coma wasn't enough,the weight of everything on my neck was pressing on me,Julian was the only one there for me and a mere stranger wanted his life to end.That night, when the council had been dismissed and the guards were posted at their doors, I found Julian sitting by the window of our chamber. His shoulders were tense, his head bent slightly as though the weight of the world pressed down on him.I closed the door quietly behind me. “Julian,” I w
Third POVThe palace halls of Lucien Green were quiet, but not peaceful. The air carried tension, like a storm waiting to break. Guards stood tall at every corner, their eyes sharp, their hands tight on their spears. Word had already spread that Calder had been caught sneaking into the royal herbal garden, and Julian himself had delivered the beating that left the Northern Ridge prince broken and bloodied. He was now in the darkest dungeon of all.While Julian dealt with the matter, another danger crept silently within the palace walls.Ken walked slowly along the servant passage, a tray in his hands. His advisor’s robes brushed against the stone floor, and his face showed calm, but his eyes held something darker. On the tray sat a silver bowl of broth, steaming with rich herbs. The dish was meant for Julian, who had returned from the garden with his knuckles bruised and his spirit still burning with anger.Ken moved with steady steps, but inside his heart raced. He had slipped a smal
Third POVThe evening was quiet in the palace of Northern Ridge, but the silence did not last. A loud cry came from one of the inner rooms, followed by the hurried steps of servants rushing down the long corridor. Calder had been in the council chamber when he heard the commotion. His heart skipped
Third POVThe palace in Lucien Green was quieter than it had ever been. King Cassius still lay unmoving in the royal hospital, his breaths shallow, his heart tied to fragile machines. The weight of the kingdom now rested on Reina’s shoulders. Every meeting, every decree, every judgment—she carried
Third POVCalder’s heart burned as he sat alone in his chambers. The news of Julian being chosen as Reina’s possible Prince Consort spread fast through the palace walls, faster than wildfire. It was the one thing he had feared the most. He had not wanted Reina out of love, not truly. From the begin
Third POVThe news spread faster than fire. By the time it reached Calder’s ears, he was sitting in the dark corner of his study, drinking from a silver cup, his eyes heavy with anger. He had heard it from one of his spies—plans were moving forward to make Julian Prince Consort of Lucien Green.The






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