Mga Web Novel at Kuwento na God of War Werewolf

Book 3 in the Divine Order Series. Follow Harper and Elias as they enter the Neverplain to search for the pieces of Marcus's Soul, and have the most life changing battle of their lives.

"Then just do it," she spat, pinned beneath his shadow against silk sheets. "Fuck me, ruin me tonight—if you think you can—and let me walk away." The room went lethal with silence. "You think you can bargain with your body, little bird? You think offering me your throat will buy your freedom?" "I don't make love. I don't do gentle. I fuck. And I fuck hard. If I put my hands on you without holding back, I will tear that fragile human body to pieces. You wouldn't survive ten minutes beneath me." Serena should be dead. Three days ago, Serena was a waitress. Then she was merchandise—chained on an auction block. Now she's the captive of the man who slaughtered her hunters and threw ten million dollars to claim her. Zayden is the Alpha King of a species that walks in human skin—and the beast inside him, Night, has gone feral. It roars her name. It smells her desire. And it's done taking no for an answer. "I hate what you make me feel," she whispers when his lips trace fire along her jaw. "Then why are you trembling?" he growls against her throat, teeth grazing her pulse. "Why is every breath screaming for me to finish this?" She thinks she's fighting for freedom. He's fighting to keep her alive—because his world's laws say she's his. That the wolf won't stop until she's marked and claimed. And if he loses control... He'll destroy her. But the moon is rising. The pack is circling. And the beast is done waiting. "Look at what you do to me," he rasps, "One breath of your skin brings me to my knees." The chains are gone. The door is locked. She offered one night for her freedom. He's taking forever.

Elena Valcrest was born the firstborn daughter of Alpha Adrian Valcrest, heir to the most respected pack in the region. But after her mother died giving birth to her, Elena became the daughter her father could never look at without remembering his loss. Raised away from the main house, Elena grew up watching her father shower love on her stepsister, Seleste, while treating her like a burden. Then a powerful Alpha arrived. Kael Blackridge, leader of the most feared and respected pack in the region, came to Adrian’s territory with his warriors on a diplomatic visit. Even Elena’s father treated him with extraordinary respect. Seleste immediately became fascinated by him. Already promised to Elena’s intended mate, Heir Cassian, she suddenly set her sights on Kael, believing becoming his Luna would give her even greater power and status. “I would make a worthy Luna beside you,” Seleste boldly told him. Kael merely studied her. “If you truly believe that, come to my territory and prove yourself.” His words only fueled Seleste’s ambition. But while everyone competed for Kael’s attention, Elena was silently drowning in years of rejection, humiliation, and loneliness. That night, she finally decided to escape. As Kael and his pack prepared to leave, Elena secretly climbed into one of their supply trucks, hiding beneath a heavy canvas. She didn't know where they were going. She didn't know what awaited her. She only knew she couldn't remain in her father's territory. But when the convoy crossed the border, Elena realized she had unknowingly entered a world filled with secrets, powerful wolves, and dangers far beyond anything she had imagined. And her mysterious journey had only just begun.

THE WOLF I BURIED Book One of The Moonkeeper Saga One year ago, Elena Hart buried the love of her life, or so she believed. Since Ronan's death, life has become a series of carefully practiced routines—teaching by day, surviving by night, and visiting the grave of the man she was supposed to marry. Everyone tells her it's time to move on. But grief isn't something you leave behind. When strange wolf tracks appear near Ronan's grave, unsettling dreams haunt her sleep, and a pair of familiar silver eyes watches her from the edge of the forest, Elena is forced to question everything she thought she knew about the night he died. Some secrets refuse to stay buried. As she follows a trail of impossible clues, Elena uncovers a hidden world lurking beneath the quiet streets of Ashwood Creek—a world where old loyalties run deep, dangerous truths have been buried for generations, and the past is far from finished with her. Then she faces the impossible. Ronan is alive. But the man who returns is not the same one she lost. Bound by secrets he cannot reveal, Ronan's return pulls Elena into a mystery far older than either of them. And as long-forgotten forces begin to awaken, she discovers that the answers to Ronan's disappearance may be tied to her own past in ways she never imagined. Perfect for fans of slow-burn romance, hidden worlds, ancient mysteries, and emotionally driven fantasy, The Wolf I Buried is the first installment in The Moonkeeper Saga—where love defies death, every answer uncovers a darker secret, and one ordinary woman is about to become the center of a story much larger than she could ever imagine. Because some loves survive death. Some truths survive history. And some wolves were never meant to stay buried.

They called me weak and my mother a disgrace but after my mother death, my father replaced her with a new Luna and made her daughter the heir he actually wanted. I was nothing but an embarrassment, a daughter he wished had never existed, so I left. I hid my Alpha blood, gave up my powers to a witch and entered the Alliance Academy under a false identity because I thought I was only running away, I didn't know I was walking straight into a war. Five years later, I returned from the battlefield as the War Goddess, commanding soldiers who would willingly die for me then my disguise broke and my true identity was exposed, suddenly everyone who had abandoned me wanted me back but before I could return to the family that rejected me, I was accused of treason. Someone had been using my identity to make secret deals with our enemies and the evidence pointed to me even the man I once loved turned against me, they thought they had finally destroyed me but they were wrong because they didn't know the weak girl they betrayed had already died on the battlefield. The woman who returned was someone they should have feared.