BLURB: “You will claim her, or you will watch me break him.” Alpha Lucian Moretti’s voice is winter steel as he slams the contract down on the marble table. Dante Moretti, heir to the most feared werewolf pack in New York, has spent a decade hiding the truth: his fated mate is the one wolf he can never have. Dominic Valente, the pack’s ruthless enforcer and Dante’s secret lover, is the son of the rival Alpha who nearly destroyed the Moretti bloodline twenty years ago. Their forbidden nights are stolen in blood-stained shadows, every touch branded with the knowledge that discovery means death. Then Lucian does the unthinkable. He buys her—Seraphina Valente, Dominic’s younger sister, the pure-blooded bride meant to seal an alliance and bury old vendettas. One look at Dante and the mate bond detonates like a silver grenade: wild, vicious, impossible to deny. Seraphina’s scent floods Dante’s senses, claws at his soul, and for the first time in ten years his wolf roars for someone who isn’t Dominic. Dante rejects her on the spot, voice dripping venom. “I don’t want you.” But the lie tastes like ash, because rejecting a fated mate is agony—and accepting her would mean betraying the man who owns the scarred half of his heart. Seraphina was raised to hate the Moretti name. She walked into the lion’s den expecting chains, not the storm-gray eyes of an Alpha whose rejection burns hotter than any claim. Every time he snarls at her to stay away, his gaze lingers on her throat like he’s already tasting her pulse. Dominic watches it all with murder in his golden eyes. He’ll burn the city to keep Dante. Dante will bleed the pack to protect Dominic. And Seraphina? She’s done being anyone’s pawn. Built on lies, blood oaths, and a decade of stolen kisses in the dark, three wolves are caught in a bond that will either forge the strongest triad the underworld has ever seen—or tear the Moretti empire apart fang by fang. What would you do if the mate you were born for threatened to destroy the mate you chose… and the only way to save them both was to claim the one you swore you never would?3.2sFastAsk anything