Sera Callum is scrubbing floors in the same pack house where she was once supposed to become Luna. Two years ago, Alpha Dane Wolfe rejected her in front of everyone. Just like that—no warning, no explanation. One night she had a future, the next she had nothing. Since then, she’s learned how to survive by staying quiet, keeping her head down, and not being seen. Then Alpha Rhys Caldwell shows up. And for the first time in two years, someone actually looks at her. Not like she’s nothing. Not like she’s invisible. When he realizes what was done to her, he gives her something no one has given her since that night—a choice. But Sera isn’t just a rejected omega. And whatever the truth is about her… it’s big enough to shake more than just her life. She’s been surviving for two years.She’s done with that.

Five years ago, billionaire Damien Cross destroyed everything Isla Morgan loved. Or so she thought.She was eight weeks pregnant when he exposed her father's fraud. So she ran, raising their son Theo alone under a new name, hidden so completely even Damien's investigators came up empty.Now she's back in New York and Damien's been waiting. But there's a darker threat. Marcus Hale, Damien's former friend, spent years in prison after the scandal and his daughter was collateral damage for Damien's actions. Now he's out, he knows about Theo and he wants revenge.Isla must spend thirty days in Damien's penthouse. Just until the threat passes. Except proximity reveals the truth Isla spent five years running from— Damien didn't betray her, he made an impossible choice that saved her from prison but destroyed an innocent girl in the process. Now Marcus is framing Isla for fraud that could cost her everything. To survive, Isla must do what Damien did five years ago; burn it all down and fight!

When my brother disappeared and left me holding his debt, I had two choices — face criminal charges or walk into Damian Voss's world and let him use me however he needed. I chose to survive. What I didn't choose was the way he looked at me when he thought I wasn't watching. What I didn't choose was learning the shape of his silence well enough to know when something in him was breaking. I didn't choose any of that. But I stayed. Even when I knew I was a pawn. Even when he proved it. Even when loving him felt like holding something sharp with both hands and refusing to let go. Damian Voss is cold, calculating, and ruthless — and somewhere between the cruelty and the chaos, he became the only person I couldn't stop thinking about. I hate that. God, I hate that. But hate and love have always shared the same heartbeat, and mine hasn't been quiet since the day I walked into his office. Some men break you. Some men become your breaking point. Damian Voss is both