Mine, said the WolfUpdated at Nov 4, 2026, 00:51
The night Hailey Tarrant touched the Moon Seal, a man died for it and she lived.
Born without a wolf, Hailey has spent ten years as a Hush, a servant too empty to be feared and too worthless to be loved, three coins short of buying her freedom. Then the Alpha King breaks down a lord's dungeon doors, pays ten times her price, and whispers the one thing she can't stop hearing:
"You're late. I've waited long enough."
Hector Lawrence is the most feared wolf in the kingdom. His word is law, his enemies kneel, and nothing he claims is ever taken from him. But he won't say why he's been waiting, and he lies to her face like a man who has practiced for years.
Hailey wants nothing to do with another master, even if he's the type who wraps his coat around her bleeding back and kneels in the dirt while she cries. Yet the thorned mark burning on her arm binds her to the Seals, and the wolf stirring in her chest has already chosen him.
Now six more Seals wait, and every House wants her dead, owned, or used. A dying assassin calls her by a name she's never heard. Silver arrows keep coming from the dark. The old songs say whoever binds all seven will bury the one she loves, and the man who swears no one will ever touch her is the one hiding why.
What happens when the woman he would burn a kingdom to protect is the one destined to break him?
As the moon rises over Ostmoor, Hailey must uncover what her missing wolf was hiding before love becomes the cruelest curse of all.
Because some men don't ask. They wait.