She is called the rare gem, but when her father died, Ava inherited nothing but betrayal wrapped in hell and ice. Her step-sister, Ivana, who by character is the devil's bride, took it all. The company Ava built from dust, the legacy that bore her name, and worst, her husband. Stripped of everything, Ava vows revenge. The kind to make a man beg for death instead, and the one to make the dead yawn for judgment. However, as she claws her way back to power, secrets rise from her father’s grave. Darker than blood and deeper than betrayal she has ever known. Will she destroy the man who once vowed forever? Or will the truth behind her father’s will break her harder than any heartbreak ever could?

This is what it is to be Luna: Lies beget greater lies. Greater lies beget betrayal. Betrayal begets power. Power is purified by excruciating pain. Devastation. Isolation. Utter Madness. Vengeance. After which, it begets sacrifice. Sacrifice begets more power. The power that only an entity can wield. Rune was seven when the goddess took her parents, fifteen when she swore an oath to carry the greatest burden in the entire clan, and twenty-five when she dared to be free. Eighteen years after losing her parents, Rune lives under the suffocating mercy of her brother, Theo. But when Alaric, Alpha of Alphas, comes to claim his promised Luna, Theo's position as Alpha begins to tremble. With Alaric's patience running thin, and Clyde, the lethal shadow, watching every step, Rune for the first time opposes her brother and claims a title she barely understands at first. She steps into a battlefield, dancing in the flame of three powerful Alphas, face to face with betrayals, pain, longing, revenge and a power only she can wield. When the battle grows intense, she has three options: Burn to death. Quench all flames and destroy whoever stands in the way. Save the hottest flame for the last, and wield it however she likes. Which of the three would she pick?