She offered him a lie to save her life. He offered her a throne to burn the world. Elara was the "broken" Omega of the Silver Crest Pack—a biological daughter treated like a servant, framed by her adopted sister, and rejected by her fated mate. Left with nothing but the clothes on her back and a secret that could shatter the werewolf hierarchy, she flees to the one man the world fears most: Silas, the ruthless Alpha of the Iron Fortress. She makes him a desperate gamble: she has the Elixir of Truth, a potion that can force any wolf to speak their secrets. She’ll give it to him, provided he marries her and grants her the protection of his name. But the Elixir is a fake, a desperate lie to buy her time. What Silas doesn't know is that Elara possesses something far more dangerous: the Eye of the Moon, an ancient, celestial gift that allows her to see the threads of fate itself. And what Elara doesn't know is that Silas isn't just an Alpha—he is the Eclipse-Alpha, a warrior destined to stand against the "Creators" who view the wolf race as nothing more than a failed experiment. As the lie of the Elixir unravels, a bond deeper than mating begins to fuse them together. From the ruins of her old pack to the celestial Star-Forge, Elara and Silas must lead a revolution of "broken" wolves against the architects of their world. The truth won't just set them free. It will change what it means to be a wolf forever.

She buried her father on a Tuesday. On Friday, the boy who broke her heart tried to buy his shop. Seven years ago, Ethan Prescott vanished from Seattle without a goodbye, leaving behind the girl he'd folded paper cranes for since they were twelve. Nora Callahan never got an explanation. She got over it. Mostly. Now her father is gone, his beloved stationery shop is drowning in debt, and the man trying to tear it down is Ethan: older, colder, heir to the most ruthless developer in the city, and still refusing to tell her why he left. Then, hidden in the back room, Nora finds a box her father kept secret for seven years. Inside are 999 paper cranes, every one dated in Ethan's handwriting. One short of a wish. As the rain refuses to stop and the demolition date creeps closer, Nora has to choose between saving the last thing her father loved and learning the truth about the night everything burned. Because Ethan didn't just leave. Someone made sure he could never come back. Some promises take a thousand tries. Some take a lifetime. A slow-burn, second-chance romance about grief, first love, and the secrets we keep to protect the people we can't stop loving.