Mara Vale has had bad mornings. But her husband waking up naked beside her and asking, “Who are you?” is definitely a new one. Alpha Callan Blackwood remembers everything else. His pack? Yep. His family? Of course. His best friend? Unfortunately. His wife of seven years? Not a damn thing. Which is awkward, considering his wolf still knows exactly who she is. Mara should probably fall apart. Instead, she gets coffee. Then she gets pissed. Because someone didn’t just erase eight years of Callan’s memories. They erased **her**. So Mara does the only reasonable thing: she leaves. And then the pack follows her. Not metaphorically. Suddenly thousands of werewolves seem more interested in their forgotten Luna than their increasingly confused Alpha, Callan is desperately trying to figure out why his own wolf is obsessed with a woman he swears he’s never met, and people Mara has never seen before keep showing up with very strong opinions about what she is. By the end of the day, there will be secrets, betrayals, missing memories, one extremely complicated marriage, and enough werewolf drama to make Mara seriously reconsider answering her phone ever again. All she wanted was for her husband to remember her. By nightfall, remembering her may be the least important thing Callan Blackwood has to do. At least there’s coffee.

After eleven years of marriage, Alyssa Varela's husband replaces her with his eighteen-year-old mistress. Apparently, being a loyal wife and running an entire pack wasn't enough. So Alyssa takes her three children and leaves. Unfortunately for Hendrick, his new Luna is more interested in shopping and social media than actually doing the job. Meanwhile, Alyssa has an idea. If Alphas are so desperate for a good Luna, why not charge them for one? And just like that, The Luna Replacement Agency is born. Hendrick wanted a replacement Luna. He might just discover how expensive replacing Alyssa really is.

Audrey Blackthorn has been married to her fated mate, Alpha Baxter Blackthorn, for ten years. They love each other. They run a successful pack. They have a beautiful home, a four-pound Yorkie Baxter regularly blames for his farts, and they've finally reached the age when they're supposed to start the family they planned years ago. There's just one problem. Audrey isn't sure she wants any of it anymore. She hasn't told Baxter that yet. Which becomes slightly less urgent when Baxter calls a pack meeting and introduces everyone to Cassandra—the woman he thinks might be his other fated mate. Apparently that's a thing now. Baxter wants time to figure out why Cassandra smells like his mate, why touching her feels the way touching Audrey once did, and why the Moon Goddess has apparently decided ten years of marriage wasn't complicated enough. Audrey thinks about it. Then she realizes something. If Cassandra really is Baxter's mate, Audrey might finally have an excuse to do the thing she's been too afraid to admit she already wanted to do. Leave. Unfortunately, walking away from the only man she's ever loved, the pack she's helped lead since she was eighteen, and the life everyone assumed she'd want forever turns out to be a little more complicated than saying, Thank the Goddess, and packing a bag. Especially when Baxter's wolf has a very different opinion about his supposed new mate. And Baxter is about to learn there are some things even an Alpha can't fix once he's fucked them up.

Annalise gave up her freedom to save her husband, son, and his mistress. Her husband promised to come back. He never did. Three years later, the woman they abandoned is coming home—with a daughter nobody knows exists, a royal secret her husband never discovered, and absolutely no intention of forgiving anyone. Her husband made his choice. Her son broke her heart. And his mistress thought she'd won. **Unfortunately for Cassandra, Annalise isn't the same woman they left behind.**