Noel never wanted a pack. She never wanted to be owned, claimed, or marked. As an omega, she knows her place in the world has already been written for her: to kneel, to obey, to submit. She swore she’d rather run alone than let an alpha cage her. But then she walked into the territory of Dorian Blackfang. The alpha whose presence silences a room. The predator whose eyes burn like midnight fire. The wolf who looks at her as if she is the only thing he’s ever hungered for. Noel tells herself she doesn’t want him. Dorian tells himself he can resist her. But the bond between them is wildfire—covetous, consuming, impossible to deny. And there are others who would see it burn. Maris, the jealous beta, will stop at nothing to take Noel’s place—lying, scheming, even killing if she must. In a world of blood and moonlight, Noel must fight not only for her freedom, but for her life… and for the love of the alpha who would tear the world apart to claim her.

She was destined for a life of peace, bonded to her childhood love—a beta with a golden heart. But fate’s cruel joke leaves her mated to the one wolf feared across all packs: Riven Blackthorn, the rogue Alpha with crimson eyes and a past drenched in blood.Now she’s bound to a monster she was raised to hate.He claims her as his.And she swears she’ll never fall for him.But the bond is relentless.And Riven?He doesn’t share. He doesn’t let go.And he’ll burn down the world before he loses her.

Seventeen-year-old Isla Whitmore lives in a quiet coastal town with her younger sister, Isha, and a father who is more absent than present. The only place that still feels like home is the garden their late mother once cherished—a place of memories, of quiet escape. Until she meets Elias. A boy who brings color to her grayscale world. A boy who makes her feel alive. With him, she discovers a life she never thought possible—one filled with warmth, laughter, and a happiness so deep it feels more real than anything she has ever known. But was Elias ever real? Or just a fragment of her imagination? Maybe reality isn’t what we think it is. Maybe there’s something more. Let’s find out where the fragile line between reality and illusion truly lies.