Sereya Valtore was born a daughter of power and raised as a weapon of legacy. When her family's influence begins to crumble, her father arranges a political marriage to Kaelen Dravik, heir of a rival mafia dynasty. It's a peace treaty disguised as a wedding. But on the day she says “I do,” her father is murdered in front of her eyes. Now trapped in enemy territory and surrounded by men who either want to use her or eliminate her, Sereya must navigate a web of loyalty, lies, and bloodlines. Everyone is a suspect including Kaelen. Kaelen Dravik has spent his life being shaped into the perfect heir: strategic, lethal, and emotionally impenetrable. But Sereya is a complication he didn’t expect. She’s sharp, proud, and refuses to be claimed yet somehow, she becomes the one truth in a world he no longer trusts. As tension in the house builds and war whispers from the shadows, Sereya begins to uncover secrets her father died with including a betrayal that might lead directly to Kaelen. And when the truth finally comes to light, she’ll have to decide: does love forgive the unforgivable? Or is vengeance the only vow that matters?

Selene Blackwood was the perfect Luna, loyal, obedient, and devoted to her Alpha and her pack. Until the day she was stripped, branded, and executed as a traitor... all at the command of the mate who once swore to protect her: Alpha Kael. Betrayed by her best friend. Condemned by her people. Cast into the cursed forest to die alone. Selene’s end should have been final. But death isn’t the end when the Moon Goddess intervenes. Resurrected five years in the past and burned with the memory of betrayal, Selene awakens in her younger body, with her knowledge intact and her rage sharpened to a blade. She’s no longer the soft Luna desperate for affection. She is reborn as a weapon. This time, she’s not begging Kael to choose her. She’s going to destroy everything he chose instead. Kael, unaware of what he’s lost, or what’s coming feels the shift. The mate bond he once discarded begins to torment him. The sweet, submissive Selene he knew was gone. And the woman who’s returned is colder, smarter, and utterly beyond his control. To survive this time, she’ll need more than vengeance. She’ll need allies, including Lucian Thorne—the cunning rival Alpha who offers protection with one hand... and maybe war with the other. The mate bond can’t be broken. But it can be weaponized. And Selene intends to strike first.

Emery Caldwell has only two priorities: her two-year-old son, Noah, and staying safe from the demons of her past. Once manipulated by Caleb, her son’s charming but dangerous father, Emery rebuilt her life with walls no one could scale. Her job in crisis media management keeps her surrounded by the damage she can contain. But when Rhyland Ward moves into her high-security building guarded, enigmatic tech mogul with his dark past—the walls begin to crack. Sparks fly, but Emery has no intention of letting romance into her fragile world. To secure an investment Rhyland proposes a fake engagement to Emery. As public figures, visibility could be their shield. Together, they perform a life of luxury, intimacy, and stability all for the camera. Behind closed doors, they navigate trauma, trust, and simmering attraction. Emery is terrified—of loving, of losing, of needing someone again. That is until Caleb resurfaces with a threat. One photo. One message. And Noah is gone. Rhyland doesn’t hesitate. He mobilizes resources, burns bridges, and joins Emery in the hunt. When they recover Noah, it’s clear: this isn’t over. Caleb isn’t working alone. Someone bigger, more connected, is playing a long game—and they’ve marked Emery’s family as targets. But the deeper they go into the ruse, the more real it feels. Rhyland becomes Noah’s protector. Emery becomes his sanctuary. And the lies they tell the world become the truths they hide from each other. Meanwhile, the threat evolves. A symbol appears. Then a second. Clues point to something beyond Caleb, a shadow network with ties to Rhyland’s early business dealings. As enemies close in, secrets unravel. Emery must decide if she can forgive Rhyland’s past, even while her own catches up. And Rhyl and choose between control and vulnerability—because love isn’t a tech problem he can solve. It’s a risk he has to take. In the end, survival won’t be enough. They’ll have to choose each other.

Mia Hart doesn’t remember the moment she stopped believing in safety—but she remembers the moment she stopped believing in people. Ten years ago, in the dense heart of the Forest of Vale, she was hunted down and nearly killed by the one person she trusted above all others. A boy who was more than he claimed. A boy who changed—into something violent. Something ancient. Something impossible. She never told anyone what she saw. Not the doctors. Not the investigators. Not even herself. Lucien Vale disappeared that same night, leaving behind only blood, shattered memories, and a forest that no one dared return to. Now in her twenties, Mia is drawn back to the past in the most unlikely of places: a top-floor job at a restructured megacorporation called Vale Holdings, in the re-engineered capital of Solarae. It’s sleek. Professional. Safe. Until it isn’t. The company’s most powerful executive, Lucas Vale, is a man of precision, silence, and untouchable influence. He is everything Lucien could have become—if Lucien had survived. But the resemblance is more than passing. Lucas has the same eyes. The same voice. And when he says her name in a meeting she wasn’t supposed to attend, her entire body freezes. Because no one knew she would be there. Except him. Lucas doesn’t offer an apology. He doesn’t offer answers. What he offers is access. To the files. To the upper floors. To the past. As Mia digs deeper into Vale Holdings’ internal records, she finds traces of her father—a man she believed lived and died as a mechanic—embedded in executive archives dating back to the founding of Solarae’s post-collapse economy. There’s a reason she was hired. There’s a reason she survived that night in the forest. And there’s a reason why every step she takes is being watched by people in suits who never introduce themselves. Her bloodline is registered in a program that predates public government: Initiative H, a succession protocol encoded during the first century after Solarae’s restoration. It identifies Mia as a fallback for executive inheritance in the event of destabilization in the primary family line. She is not just an employee. She is a rightful inheritor. And someone inside the company is working to erase her existence. As encrypted warnings begin to appear on her office terminal, as elevators lock her into unauthorized floors, and as security agents begin shadowing her movement, Mia must decide whether to walk away from the empire that nearly killed her—or claim it from the inside. But she’s not the only one remembering that night in the woods. Lucas is watching. And Mia still doesn’t know if he came back to save her… or finish what he started.

Kieran Thornbane was born to rule—an Alpha, both respected and feared. His romance with Elara Voss was the stuff of legend, the kind told in pack lore. Until the night it all came crashing down. The guilt of killing his friend, Kieran is exiled, stripped of rank, and forced into the merciless rogue territories, where each day is a struggle to survive. Those he counted on betraying him. His pack, his legacy—lost. But the reality is worse than banishment. Elara is alive. Chained to another. Lucian Drax, the sly Alpha of the Bloodmoon Pack, didn't just steal Kieran's throne—he stole his mate. Forced into a bond she never wanted, Elara feels betrayed by Kieran. Her memories are broken, twisted by an unseen force. Years pass, and Kieran returns—not as a desperate rogue, but as a monster with nothing to lose. He will reclaim his pack, expose Lucian's deception, and take back what is his. But Elara is no longer the woman he lost. She's a Luna, as well, and destroying the forced bond might kill them both. The more Kieran learns, the more sinister the truth. His exile wasn't fate—it was planning. And Lucian? He's not the actual villain. Someone much more powerful needed Kieran dead. Now, time is running out. The council will execute him. Elara is slipping away from him. Kieran is confronted with an impossible choice—fight for the past stolen from him, or create a new future where he gets to make the rules.