Betrayed, falsely accused of treason, and brutally executed at the hands of the man she loved, Luna Selena died with a heart full of ash and a thirst for vengeance. But fate offers a cruel, miraculous twist: she awakens five years earlier, before she ever met Alpha Ronan. Determined to rewrite her destiny and escape the gallows, Selena plans to run far away from the Silver Moon Pack. But the timeline refuses to cooperate. When Ronan crosses her path early, he instantly recognizes her as his destined mate. The twist? The Alpha who murdered her remembers the previous timeline too and he is drowning in the agonizing guilt of his past mistakes. As they are forced into close proximity by royal decree, Selena must navigate a lethal web of pack politics, her own deep-seated hatred, and a mating bond that fights her every step of the way. Can she prevent her own execution, or will the ghosts of the past destroy them both before love can find a second chance?

Sophia Reyes can't shake a stranger's hand without learning the day they'll die. It's a curse she's hidden her whole life, until she uses it to save a billionaire from a bullet, and the world's most powerful men decide they must have her. Within weeks she's a prize passed between penthouses and yachts, worshipped and hunted by men who want to buy the one thing that was never for sale: the certainty of their own survival. Every man who touches her becomes a date on a calendar. Every man except Julian Voss. He won't let her touch him. He doesn't believe in her gift, and he looks at the billionaires competing for her like they're circling something they don't understand. When Sophia finally does touch him, she sees nothing, no date, no death, no end. For the first time in her life, she's looking at a man with no future she can read, and it terrifies her more than any vision ever has. Because a woman who has spent her whole life seeing endings has just found a man who might not have one. And the closer she gets to him, the more she suspects the men hunting her aren't only after her gift. They're after him.