Kira Vale has been running for five years from the alpha who broke her heart, from the supernatural world she never knew existed, and from the truth about what she really is. Now a struggling single mother in a forgotten Montana town, she’s built a quiet life for herself and her four-year-old daughter Elara, convinced they’re finally safe. But when hunters firebomb her apartment building and a massive black wolf with hauntingly familiar gray eyes saves her life, Kira’s carefully constructed world shatters.Dominic Thorne, Alpha of the Blackpine pack, has spent three years searching for the woman who disappeared without a trace the woman he was forced to abandon when duty demanded he accept a political mate. Haunted by a bond that felt wrong and a love he could never forget, he’s tracked Kira across state lines only to discover two earth-shattering truths: she’s the last heir of the extinct Silvermoon bloodline, the most powerful shapeshifter lineage in history, and the daughter she’s been hiding is his.Elara isn’t just their child she’s the prophesied one, born of a rejected mate bond, destined to either unite all supernatural packs or destroy them. With ruthless rival alpha Cassius Noir determined to claim Kira as his mate and harness Elara’s power, and a vengeful hunter organization led by Director Helena Cross hunting them with military precision, Kira has no choice but to accept Dominic’s protection and return to the pack that never wanted her.Forced into close proximity at the Blackpine packhouse, old wounds reopen and undeniable chemistry reignites. But Kira can’t forget that Dominic chose another woman over her once before, and Dominic is tormented by the years he missed with his daughter and the truth about his dead mate that threatens to destroy everything. As Kira’s dormant powers awaken revealing her as an Apex Luna with the rare ability to command even the strongest alphas she must learn to control magic that could kill her while navigating pack politics, ancient prophecies, and a mate bond that was always meant to be.When Cassius kidnaps Elara to force a dark ritual that will make him king of all packs, and Helena launches a military strike to harvest the child’s blood for a supernatural genocide weapon, Kira must embrace her destiny as the first Silvermoon Queen in five centuries. But claiming her power means risking her life, trusting the man who shattered her heart, and possibly losing her daughter to a fate written in the stars.In a world where pack law is absolute and old grudges run deep, can a broken-hearted mother and a guilt-ridden alpha prove that love is stronger than destiny? Or will the prophecy claiming their daughter destroy them all?

Almost Yours is a slow-burning romance about wanting someone who never fully chooses you and the damage love leaves behind when fear speaks louder than truth.When Elara Quinn is forced back into the same space as Rowan Hale, the man who once walked away without explanation, old wounds reopen. Rowan is careful, controlled, and distant in ways that hurt more than cruelty ever could. He draws Elara close just long enough to remind her what she’s missing, then pushes her away again, insisting that whatever she hopes for will never happen.Each rejection cuts deeper than the last. Every almost-confession leaves Elara questioning her worth, her strength, and how much of her heart she can afford to lose. Rowan’s refusals are sharp, deliberate and rooted in a past he refuses to speak about. Loving him feels like standing at the edge of something beautiful and dangerous, unsure whether stepping closer will lead to healing or ruin.As tension tightens and truths begin to surface, Elara must decide whether love is worth the pain of being almost chosen or whether walking away is the only way to save herself. But when the real reason behind Rowan’s rejection finally comes to light, it changes everything she thought she knew about him, about love, and about the cost of choosing fear over honesty.Almost Yours is an emotionally charged story of longing, restraint, and the kind of love that hurts before it heals a reminder that sometimes the hardest choice isn’t loving someone, but believing you deserve to be fully chosen.