Lena Calderon fixes motorcycles and minds her own business. But when two rival bike gang leaders start fighting over her,one human, one werewolf she gets pulled into a world of full-moon races, fated mates, and a sinister Elder who claims she's a latent wolf. The problem? Lena doesn't believe in werewolves. As the moon rises and the pack closes in, she'll have to uncover the truth about her mother's death, dodge a love triangle that wants to own her, and prove that the most dangerous thing in town isn't fangs. It's a girl with a wrench and nothing left to lose

I never imagined that the worst year of my life would lead me to the most complicated man I've ever met. Losing my parents in a car crash didn't just break my heart it shattered the only version of myself I knew. Now I wait tables, pay rent, and fight through anxiety attacks in bathroom stalls between shifts. Surviving isn't pretty, but it's what I do. Then one evening, a distinguished old man sits in my section. He doesn't order much. But he watches me with the kind of quiet attention that feels like being seen for the first time in years. Before he leaves, he makes me an offer that sounds absolutely insane. He wants me to marry his grandson. Elias Vandermeer. CEO. Cold. Impossibly handsome. And furious when he finds out what his grandfather has arranged. He makes no effort to hide it , I'm not what he wants. I'm too plain, too poor, too broken for his world. And his world makes that clear in every glance, every whispered comment. But his grandfather won't budge. And somewhere in the fine print of my desperation, neither will I. What I don't expect is the pregnancy a consequence of one unguarded night that changes everything. Not just the arrangement. Not just Elias. But me, and everything I thought I was too damaged to have. Love was never part of the contract. But neither was this.