Claimed by Wolf KingUpdated at Sep 22, 2026, 04:07
Claimed by the Wolf King
Ava has spent most of her life feeling like she doesn’t belong. In a world where having a wolf means everything, hers never appeared. For years, she’s been certain there’s simply nothing inside her waiting to awaken.
Then Selene wakes.
Beautiful, powerful, and incredibly rare, Selene is a Silver Wolf—a bloodline most wolves believed vanished centuries ago. Overnight, Ava goes from being overlooked to being hunted by powerful Alphas who see her as something to possess. Ava herself barely matters to them. They want the wolf inside her and the power they believe comes with claiming her.
But Ava already has a mate.
Ethan is the Wolf King, a man feared by Alphas and obeyed across entire territories. His black wolf, Onyx, is every bit as dangerous as he is. From the moment Ava enters Ethan’s life, neither of them is willing to let her face what’s coming alone.
The problem is, Ava has spent far too long letting other people decide who she should be.
Being Ethan’s mate doesn’t mean he automatically owns her heart, and Ava refuses to trade one kind of control for another. If the Wolf King wants her, he’ll have to accept the woman standing beside the Silver Wolf—stubborn, powerful, hot-tempered, and entirely her own. Ethan soon discovers that protecting Ava is much easier than convincing her to let him in.
As old family secrets begin to surface and enemies close in, Ava realizes Selene’s awakening was only the beginning. Her blood carries a history people have killed to possess, and the power growing inside her could change far more than her own life.
Some want to control the Silver Wolf.
Others would rather see her dead than standing beside the Wolf King.
And the closer Ava and Ethan grow, the more dangerous they become together.
Fate may have made them mates, but it can’t make Ava choose him... That choice belongs to her.
And when Ava finally decides who she wants to stand beside, the Wolf King may discover that claiming his mate was never going to be a one-sided thing.