Humanity lives on the edge of extinction. Every season, the Northern Lands demand a sacrifice of a human to be sent to the Ice castle, to be given to the Lycan King and his court to be used, broken, and discarded. No sacrifice has ever returned. Serena Valient is the disgraced daughter of a once-powerful family. When her father offers her as the next tribute to save his own status, Serena is dragged in chains across the frozen border. She expects death and humiliation. What she does not expect is the way the Lycan King looks at her. He does not look at her with hunger, but with pain. Because the moment King Alejandro's eyes fall on Serena, the mate bond awakens. A searing, undeniable, cruelly ironic truth: the human he was meant to destroy is the one the Moon Goddess has chosen for him. But in the Ice Castle, the bond is not a blessing. It is a weakness. Alejandro's enemies will use it against him, and his court will mock him for wanting a human. And Serena, fragile and human and alone, must decide whether to run from the monster or trust the only creature in the frozen castle who looks at her like she is not a sacrifice, but salvation.

She was the wolf they exiled. He was the Alpha they cursed. Together, they will break the chains of blood and moon.For twelve years, Isla Torres has hidden in the human world, hunted by memories she cannot trust and a pack that branded her a murderer. When her dying father sells her in an arranged marriage to Mateo Reyes, the cursed Alpha of Valdoro, she expects a cage. Instead, she finds a wolf more broken than she is, a mate bond that burns through every wall she's built, and a curse that is slowly consuming him from within.Mateo claims her with a hand on her throat and a promise: "You will learn to obey me, or you will learn to beg." But Isla carries a secret of her own; the lunar magic in her blood can break his curse or burn his empire to ash. In a world where fated mates are sacred and betrayal is survival, Isla must decide: destroy the wolf who claims her, or become the monster who saves him.But as war erupts between packs, ancient enemies awaken, and the truth of her mother's murder surfaces, Isla discovers that some chains are not made of silver, they are made of love. And breaking them may cost her everything.Would she destroy him? Or would she become the wolf who saves them all?

She infiltrated the pack that killed her sister. She did not expect to find her sister still breathing. Mira Doss has spent three years believing wolves killed her twin sister Kira. She lies her way into Ashvane Pack under a false name to find proof. What she finds instead is worse. Kira is alive, caged beneath the den, and bonded to the Alpha who cannot bring himself to kill her, even feral. Draven Ashvane is Alpha of Ashvane Pack. He has carried three years of guilt over a mate bond that turned wrong the moment it formed. He has told himself there is nothing left in him capable of wanting anything beyond keeping his pack and his secret alive. He has never met anyone like Mira Doss. The longer Mira stays, the more she learns the bond that holds her sister was never fate at all. It was a weapon. Planted by an enemy who wanted exactly this. And the longer she watches Draven carry guilt that was never fully his to carry, the more she has to face the truth she did not come here looking for. She is falling for the man already bonded to her sister. The answer to what happened to Kira is buried in an ancient truth older than any pack alive today. That truth will destroy everything Mira thought she knew about fate, about love, and about the family she came here to save. Because the bond was never magic guaranteeing forever. It was always a choice. Some people just never learned they were allowed to make it.