Ksana
She went to sleep as an assassin. She woke up as the mother of her enemy's children.
Anatolia Snow has spent twelve years killing werewolves. At twenty-two, she's humanity's deadliest slayer, and her final mission is simple: assassinate Harolin Draycott, the ruthless Alpha King of Astengard.
But when their battle ends with her defeat, Anatolia casts the forbidden Widow's Oath, binding their lives together. If she dies, he dies.
There's just one problem.
The Alpha King is her fated mate.
One disastrous night, a failed attempt to break the curse, and a magical coma later, Anatolia wakes up in an enormous royal bed with a silver-haired little girl sitting on her stomach.
"Mommy! You're finally awake!"
Mommy?
Before she can make sense of that horrifying word, the bedroom door opens, and in walks the very monster she swore to kill.
Apparently, she's been asleep for two years. She's now the mother of twin werewolf princesses, and her mortal enemy has spent those years raising their daughters while waiting for her to wake up.
Harolin expects his mate to finally accept her place beside him.
Anatolia wants her sword back.
But escaping Astengard won't be easy, especially when her daughters refuse to let her out of their sight, her infuriating mate insists they're a family, and the royal court would rather see her dead than crowned Luna.
And just when Anatolia thinks her life couldn't get any worse, she discovers that the human empire she dedicated her life to protecting has been hiding a terrible secret about her birth.
The greatest werewolf slayer in history might not be human at all.
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