Princess Elara was never meant to be Luna.She was the quiet one. The second daughter. The one the pack forgot. While her sister trained to be queen, Elara spent her nights in the library, reading about old wars and wolves that no longer existed.Until the night the Northern Pack attacked.Her father, King Alden, was wounded. Her sister was taken. And the throne was left empty.The elders looked at Elara and shook their heads. "She is too soft. She cannot lead us. She cannot be Luna."But they forgot one thing - the Moon Goddess does not make mistakes.In the ruins of the burning palace, Elara heard it. A howl. Not from any wolf in her kingdom.From the Forbidden Forest behind the castle.Everyone said a beast lived there. A white wolf, larger than any man, that kills anyone who enters. But Elara had no choice. She ran.And there, in the snow, she found him.Kael is his name. Not a beast. A man cursed. The last of the Ancient Wolves, betrayed by her own father years ago and left to live alone.He looked at her with golden eyes and said, "Why did you come here, little princess?""I came to beg you to save my people," she whispered.Kael laughed, but it was a painful laugh. "Your people left me to die."Elara knelt in the snow. "Then save me. Not as a princess. As a girl who has no one left."That was the moment everything changed.Kael felt it. The bond. The pull. The mate bond that wolves only feel once in a lifetime.Elara was his Luna.He was her Reinforcement.He would teach her how to fight. How to become the Luna her kingdom feared. And together, they would face the Northern Pack, the king's dark secyret, and the prophecy that said a forgotten princess would rise with a wild wolf behind her.But being Luna comes with a painful part.Because to save her kingdom, Elara might have to lose the only wolf she ever loved.

Dr. Mia Hart didn't take the Seattle Storm job to babysit their infamous captain. Jackson Cole is cold, cocky, and one hit away from ending his career. When a brutal injury forces him into her rehab program, she has eight weeks to fix the man everyone says is unfixable. He wants to be on the ice. She wants to prove she belongs. But forced late-night sessions, tension in the training room, and a captain who looks at her like she's the only thing keeping him sane make it impossible to stay professional. He was never supposed to fall for his physio.