In the world of wolves, a mate rejected by her Alpha in public has only one fate—exile. On her eighteenth birthday, Lila waits for Alpha Kallen to declare her as his fated mate. She has waited six years, ever since she first saw him at twelve. What she gets instead is a single sentence: “She was a mistake.” Cast out from the Moon Shadow Pack on the same night, Lila discovers she is pregnant. No shelter. No food. Only the wilderness and the hunters Kallen sends to finish the job. He doesn't just want her gone—he wants her dead. But when death closes in, something ancient stirs inside her. A bloodline thought extinct for a thousand years awakens—the White Wolf, the ancestral power that rules over all Alphas. When four trained warriors fall to their knees before her, unable to resist the force radiating from her veins, Lila understands the truth: she was never a worthless orphan. She is the one thing every Alpha is born to obey. In the wild, she meets Ronan, a rogue Alpha cast out by his own pack. He recognizes the scent of the White Wolf on her and offers a deal: he will teach her to survive and fight, and in return, she will grant him protection when she rises. Lila accepts. From the ashes of her old life, a new pack is born—White Moon, a haven for the rejected, a force no Alpha dares to ignore. But the awakening of the White Wolf draws attention from across the land. Sebastian, an ancient Alpha from the frozen North, arrives carrying secrets of a curse only her blood can break. Aiden, a prince of an enemy pack, is sent to assassinate her—and finds himself her captive instead. And far away in Moon Shadow territory, Kallen finally realizes what he threw away. Not a mistake. Fate itself. The Rejected Luna's Crown is an epic tale of power, vengeance, and the choices that define us. When Lila returns to Moon Shadow with the strength of the White Wolf behind her, Kallen kneels and asks if they can go back to the way things were.

She was the sharpest assassin of the Order Shield, ordered to infiltrate the Abyss Lord's palace and assassinate the Heir of Chaos. Overnight, the roles of hunter and prey were completely reversed. She discovered that her own organization had never intended for her to return alive—the sealing mark inside her body was not a badge of honor, but a bomb that could detonate at any moment. And the Heir of Chaos, the one she was meant to eliminate, turned out to be the boy she had pulled from a pile of corpses with her own hands ten years ago. As her faith crumbled, the truth emerged: she was not the key to redemption, but the price of the sacrifice. Behind her, two mortal enemy factions joined forces to hunt her down. To save her, he sacrificed every last emotion, becoming an empty shell without a soul. In the end, she gave her own life to merge Order and Chaos, pulling him back from death while she herself dissolved into specks of light. All that remained was a sea of flowers—and a promise: As long as the flowers bloom, she will return.