**Blood and Moonlight** Elena Voss grew up understanding exactly what she was worth to the Voss pack — not much, as long as she was useful. Daughters in wolf territory aren't raised to inherit power; they're raised to trade it away. So when her father's debts to the Kastellan family grow too large for money to fix, Elena isn't surprised to learn she's the solution. She's spent her whole life being one. The Kastellans are old blood and older cruelty — a pack that didn't just survive by being ruthless, but built an empire on it. Damir Kastellan, the heir she's contracted to marry, has a reputation that precedes him into every room: cold, calculating, dangerous enough that grown wolves lower their eyes around him. Elena arrives at his family's estate braced for exactly that kind of man. What she finds instead is more complicated — a version of Damir who is unnervingly honest, who seems to resent the arrangement as much as she does, and who watches her like she's a puzzle he hasn't decided whether to solve or destroy. And then there's Kiran Aldric, head of the Kastellan security detail, whose easy warmth cracks something open in her that she didn't know was still capable of being cracked. He isn't supposed to want anything for himself. Neither is she. As the wedding date closes in, Elena finds herself caught between two men bound to the same dangerous house — one she's contracted to marry, and one she's forbidden to want. Around them, the fragile peace between packs is unraveling, old debts are resurfacing with teeth, and every alliance in the Kastellan territory is built on a foundation that could collapse the moment someone chooses love over loyalty. Elena came to this house to survive an arrangement. She never expected it to cost her the one thing she wasn't allowed to have a say in — her own heart. *Blood and Moonlight is a slow-burn dark romance following one woman caught between duty, danger, and two impossible choices — where every kind of love comes with a price, and not every debt can be paid in blood.*