Amara has spent five years trying to destroy the man who ruined her family's name.Damian Cross has spent five years making sure she never gets close enough to discover what really happened.They hate each other.Not the playful kind of hatred. The kind that turns every meeting into a battlefield.So when their powerful families force them into a six-month marriage contract to prevent a devastating secret from being exposed, Amara makes one promise:She will never fall in love with Damian Cross.Damian makes the same promise.Their contract has only three rules:No sleeping together.No falling in love.And absolutely no investigating the past.But living under the same roof changes everything.The man Amara believed was heartless begins quietly protecting her. The woman Damian believed was his enemy becomes the only person who can see through his carefully constructed walls.Then Amara discovers something buried in the contract that neither family told them.Their marriage was never supposed to end after six months.And Damian knew about it from the beginning.Now Amara has to decide whether the man she spent five years hating is actually her greatest enemy—or the only person who has been protecting her from the truth.Because some contracts are written to unite two people.Others are written to keep them from discovering who they really are.

“I don't want to see you closer to boys." That was my mother's favorite line. She repeated it always.She always warned me about staying away from boys. When talking about boys, she spoke with almost all seriousness. And if _Feezah_ should dare go against that, she knows what she will get.Feezah had no male friends. She didn't even want to know how they were. Maybe they had different characters. She just obeyed her mother's words.As a teenager who grew up and studied in a mixed school, she never for once had a conversation with boys. Because in her mother's words: _"Feezah, boys will always cause you pain. I don't want to see you with boys. They will hurt you. I want the best for you, my daughter. Follow my advice."_Her mother's words were stuck. Forgetting them was something she never imagined. She always never wanted to disappoint them. As the only child of a single mother, her mom told her all sorts of things her father did, just to make her see boys differently.

Elara Vale is a pregnant omega hiding a secret that could bring three kingdoms to their knees: silver Moonfire burns within her blood, marking her as the last heir of the forgotten First Kingdom. When an ancient gate awakens beneath a frozen mountain, Elara is dragged into a war between Frostfang, Shadowmere, and a royal army buried for centuries. The gate releases Nera, a mysterious shadow child with mismatched silver and black eyes who calls Elara “Mother” and carries a darkness powerful enough to destroy the world. Now Elara must survive alongside two dangerous men bound to her fate. Riven Veyr, a violet-eyed royal warrior with loyalty shadowed by betrayal, swears to protect her even against his own blood. Kael Draven, the cold scarred Alpha who once used her as a key to power, may be the only one who can keep the darkness from her unborn child. As royal armies gather and an ancient crown demands a queen, Elara discovers her daughter is the living bridge between light and shadow. To protect them both, she must defy forbidden magic, devastating betrayals, and a throne built on blood — because Elara has no intention of becoming anyone’s ruler, vessel, or sacrifice.