"She thought he was just another arrogant racer. She didn’t expect to wake up as his mate." * Lune’s life is built on grit, grease, and survival. Working late nights in her father’s rundown garage, she’s used to fixing broken machines—not facing down golden-eyed men with broken souls. So when Cassiel, a world-famous MotoGP champion with a reputation for speed, rage, and recklessness, rolls in with a busted bike, Lune agrees to help. What starts as a simple repair job turns into something far more dangerous. One night. One mistake. One bond that can’t be undone. She wakes up alone. No memory. No innocence. No Cassiel. Then her father falls gravely ill—and Cassiel returns with an ultimatum: Her father’s life, in exchange for hers. Now, Lune is dragged into the cutthroat world of professional racing—where cameras flash, engines scream, and every move is under watch. Cassiel demands loyalty. He rides hard, lives harder, and keeps Lune too close to escape. But behind the fame and fury, something inside him is unraveling. A shadow older than blood, darker than legend, lives beneath his skin—and it’s consuming him race by race. Each lap brings Cassiel closer to victory. Each touch draws Lune deeper into a bond she never asked for—but can’t walk away from. And as the final Grand Prix approaches, Cassiel must make an impossible choice: Love her? Or destroy her? Because in this race, it’s not just the championship on the line. It’s their lives. Their secrets. And a fate neither of them saw coming.

Delilah Ramones was thrilled to be named Luna of her pack, a moment she had eagerly awaited to stand beside Alpha; Jeremy Davenport. But her joy was shattered when she was kidnapped and nearly killed by her stepbrother, Benson, who wanted his sister, Tracy, to become Luna instead. Fortunately, Delilah was able to escape and was rescued by Elijah William. To her surprise, Elijah was not just any rescuer; he was King Alpha. Elijah wouldn't let Delilah get away. He offered her two choices: become his and have everything she could ever want, or refuse him and face death.