Azura Vale has always known she was different. Strange instincts, unnatural awareness, and a life shaped by secrets she was never allowed to understand. But everything changes the night she is attacked—and saved by a man who should have never crossed her path. Kael Draven, a powerful Alpha bound by duty and a promised mate, finds himself tied to a girl he doesn’t know… yet cannot ignore. When his blood awakens something ancient within her, their connection becomes more than unwanted—it becomes dangerous. As buried truths begin to surface, Azura discovers she is not merely different. She is something far older. Something that was meant to stay sealed. Now hunted by enemies, feared by allies, and bound to an Alpha who refuses to accept her, Azura must uncover the truth of what she is—before the power within her destroys everything. Including him. But the greatest danger is not what she is becoming. It is what happens if she is ever fully awakened without him.

SYNOPSIS In a world where power is born into the bloodline and betrayal is inevitable, Valentina Vittori rules from the shadows of a legacy built on blood. The night her family was ripped apart didn’t just leave her grieving—it forged something colder, sharper, unbreakable. Years later, control is everything, and emotions are weaknesses kept buried for a long time. Until a name resurfaces. Alessandro Moretti, a name that had defined decades of rivalry between the two syndicates. A ghost from a past never meant to matter. Because in Valentina’s world, enemies are supposed to be simple. Defined. Hated. But memory has a way of rewriting rules. “You should’ve forgotten me,” he said quietly. “I tried,” she replied. As old alliances shift and buried truths resurface, the line between vengeance and something far more dangerous starts blurring. And somewhere between grief and war, between loyalty and desire, Valentina is forced to confront the one thing she has always controlled— herself. Because in a world that took everything from her, love was never supposed to survive. And yet, it might be the one thing that does.