Nine years in a psychiatric hospital for a murder she didn't commit only gave Jacqueline Hayes time to plan a few she fully intends to. Now free, she's armed with dangerous secrets, severe impulse control issues, and absolutely nothing left to lose—her sanity having packed its bags and abandoned her years ago. Roman Morozov isn't exactly known for his patience, compassion, or respect for human life. But when a pair of haunting blue eyes and a spectacularly unhinged personality catch his attention, the Bratva's most feared monster finds himself dangerously intrigued. She's hunting monsters. He's falling for one. And when their worlds collide, obsession might just prove deadlier than revenge.

She was born to belong. The Moon decided otherwise. On her eighteenth birthday, Freya Summers expected to awaken her wolf, discover her place in the pack, and finally leave behind the girl everyone loved to torment. Instead, she's classified as an Omega—a rarity so despised that ancient pack laws demand her banishment. Spared by her stepfather, the Alpha, Freya is given one chance to prove she belongs. The catch? She'll be living under the same roof as Zander Pierce, her infuriatingly arrogant stepbrother and the future Alpha who's spent five years avoiding her. Zander has enough problems. A newly classified female Alpha threatens to become his politically chosen mate, the pack's traditions are closing in, and his wolf is reacting to Freya in ways he can't explain. She's the lowest wolf in the hierarchy. He's destined to rule them all. And something about their forbidden connection threatens everything they think they know about fate.