On her third wedding anniversary, Claire Vale receives divorce papers from billionaire CEO Ethan Vale—whose empire she quietly helped build—for the first love who just returned. He offers five million dollars and assumes his quiet wife will need it. Claire leaves the money and ring behind. Before marriage, she was Claire Rowan, a gifted investor and heiress to a financial empire. Now her grandfather gives her ninety days to earn—not inherit—a permanent place at Rowan Capital. Her first test is Northstar Automation, whose technology Ethan's company cannot afford to lose. To close the deal, Claire must outmaneuver a skeptical family, the husband who never saw her clearly, and Adrian Cross, Ethan's ruthless rival, who recognizes her talent but wants Northstar for reasons of his own. As a corporate battle turns personal, Ethan begins uncovering how much of his success carries Claire's fingerprints. But Claire is done waiting to be chosen. She will decide which company, which legacy, and which man—if any—deserve a place in the future she builds for herself.

On the night Mara Ellison is meant to become Luna of Greyhaven, Alpha Callum Thorne kisses her, drives a silver blade through her heart, and whispers, “You should have stayed dead the first time.” Mara wakes thirty days earlier in the pack morgue—alive, still carrying Callum’s future mating mark, and surrounded by evidence from a murder that has not happened yet. Her forbidden gift lets her hear a corpse’s final seven seconds. This victim’s last memory shows Mara holding the knife. With the Blood Moon approaching, Mara has thirty days to solve her own murder. Her only ally is Dorian Voss, the exiled Alpha accused of slaughtering his pack. He claims he remembers burying Mara in another life. He also may be the only man capable of breaking her false mate bond. Every body points to a different killer: Callum, Dorian, and Mara herself. If she trusts the wrong Alpha, she dies again. If she fails to uncover who is rewriting fate, all seven packs will die with her.

Eight years ago, Adrian Vale rejected his fated mate before the entire Cascade Pack—and Evelyn Hart’s wolf vanished with the bond. She left as a disgraced, wolfless Omega. She returns as Dr. Evelyn Hart, the geneticist leading the fight against Silverfade, a plague erasing werewolves from the inside out. Then Adrian arrives at her lab infected. The Alpha who chose duty over her has ninety days to live, and Evelyn’s blood is the only thing that slows the disease. The closer she gets to a cure, the more dangerous the truth becomes: her wolf never died. It was hidden, studied, and used to engineer Silverfade. The authorization trail leads to Adrian’s father, while a missing Patient Zero warns that the plague is not hunting wolves—it is hunting her. Saving Adrian could awaken the bond he destroyed. Refusing him could doom thousands. Trusting him may cost Evelyn the one thing she fought hardest to reclaim—control of her own life. He rejected her when she had nothing. Now his life, his pack, and the future of their kind depend on the woman he cast aside.