THE CONTRACT WIFE "You may sleep in my house, wear my name, and stand beside me. But never expect me to love you." That was the first rule. Abigail Grace signed it anyway. Her mother was sick, her brother was in a hospital bed, and the cold billionaire across the table was offering to save them both. One year as his wife. No feelings. No questions. No one could ever know. Alex Boston has not smiled since the night his first wife vanished into the river. He built walls so high that no one could reach him. Then a stubborn, broke woman looked him in the eye, refused his money, and told him exactly why he was alone. He should have sent her away. Instead, he started watching the door for her. But on their wedding night, Abigail found a locked room full of another woman's things, and a note that changed everything: If Alex ever marries again, make sure he learns why I had to disappear. His family wants her gone. Someone is stealing from his company. Someone is lying in the dark. And the night their contract ends, the woman everyone buried walks into the ballroom and declares their marriage a lie. Abigail promised not to fall in love. Alex promised not to care. They were both lying. Now the only question is whether a love that started as a contract can survive the truth.

THE CURSED WOLF AND THE ALPHA'S DAUGHTER For twenty-one years, Iniesta has never heard his wolf. In Silvermoon, that makes him the Cursed One: a servant, a joke, a stain on the pack. His only light is Isabella, the Alpha's daughter, who sneaks him bread and refuses to look away. Then comes Moonstone Festival night. Iniesta touches the sacred stone, and it cracks. A black mark burns into his chest. The same mark blazes onto Isabella's wrist. The Moon Goddess has made them mates, and the bond makes them feel each other's pain. The pack calls it dark magic. Alpha Richard Ferdinand, Isabella's father, orders Iniesta executed at dawn. But why did the Alpha's face drain of color at the sight of that mark? Why does he whisper, You have your father's face? And why did the shattered Moonstone speak with a warning for the Alpha's daughter? She can save her mate, or watch her father die. Three nights remain until the Blood Moon. Behind a dungeon wall, a woman long believed dead presses a bloodstained pendant into Iniesta's hand. Deep in the forest, a hidden cabin holds forty-three vanished names and an order written in Richard's own hand: The boy must disappear. Iniesta was never cursed. He was hunted. And the man who hunted him is the father of the only girl he has ever loved. Now Isabella must choose between the blood that raised her and the mate who was stolen from her. Iniesta must decide whether to claim a bond forged by fate, or destroy the family it came from. But Richard did not act alone. And someone is still watching, smiling, and waiting. Some bonds are chosen by the Goddess. Some are broken by blood.

The Luna Whose Blood Broke the Curse Four mates. Four graves. One cursed Alpha. Alpha David Harrison has buried four Lunas, and a fifth fled rather than face the same fate. The whole kingdom whispers that his mates are not meant to live. David stopped arguing years ago. He rules alone, sleeps little, and trusts only his sister. Elara Smith is an omega with a secret her father made her swear to keep: poison cannot touch her blood. All she wants is to stay invisible and sell her vegetables in peace. Then, in one crowded market square, she meets the eyes of the most feared Alpha in the land, and the mate bond ignites. Everyone says she will be the fifth to die. Hidden away in his palace, refused the title of Luna, and watched by guards betting on how long she will last, Elara drinks the cup meant to kill her and wakes up alive. Now she knows what David has refused to believe. There was never a curse. Someone inside the palace has been murdering his mates. But the killer is close, and Elara is digging too deep. A warning appears at her door: Stop digging, or you die. As the lies unravel and the enemy closes in, David must choose between the fear that has ruled him for years and the woman who refuses to die. And Elara must decide whether she can trust a man who locked her away to keep her alive. Some curses are not broken by magic. They are broken by blood.

The Blood That Broke the Mate Bond She was the cursed wolf who never shifted. He was the Alpha who rejected her in front of everyone. For twenty-one years, Liana has lived as the Platinum Pack's lowest servant. On the night of the Moon Festival, the mate bond ignites between her and Alpha John Blackthorn, and he rejects her without mercy. But when her blood touches his skin, the invisible chain controlling him cracks. His cruel words were never his own. Then the warlord Darius Vale storms the hall and names Liana the last Bloodbreaker, a girl whose blood can destroy any false bond. Now she is hunted across the realm, and the only man standing between her and an army is the one who broke her heart. A masked stranger keeps saving her. A mother she thought was dead is still alive. And everyone she trusted has been lying. Some bonds are forced. Some are fated. Which one is real?