Twice Dead, Once Chosen She was eight weeks pregnant when her husband pushed her off a cliff. Hannah Brooks was the perfect Luna of the Redwood Pack. She knew every family by name, she ran the charity that fed the pack’s kids, and she was about to tell her Alpha husband that he was going to be a father. Instead, Mason Reed took her to a quiet spot above the river, and she never came home. Then Hannah wakes up in a hospital bed on her twenty-first birthday, six years in the past. A silver crescent scar burns on her palm. Her wolf, Willa, remembers every second of the fall. And in one hour, Mason is going to stand on a stage and choose her all over again. This time, Hannah chooses first. She rejects him in front of the entire pack. But a second chance comes with a price. A doctor with silver in her hair warns Hannah that every change she makes will cost something somewhere else. Her best friend is loyal to the bone. Her parents are lying about something. A glamorous stranger in pearls is smiling a little too kindly. And a scarred rogue living under a bridge looks at her like he has seen a ghost, because he has. Daniel Hayes died trying to avenge her. Now he remembers it too, and one touch tells them both what her family hid for years. They are fated mates. Revenge is simple. Staying alive is not. Hannah will have to expose the money, the lies and the sister she never knew she had, while the gods who sent her back decide whether she deserves to keep the life she’s fighting for. Because someone is still waiting at the edge of that cliff. If you love second chance fantasy, rejected mates, rogue heroes, fierce heroines, a slow burn you can feel in your teeth, and twists you won’t see coming, you’ll devour this one. Tropes: Luna and Alpha, rejection, fated mates, rogue hero, pregnancy, betrayal, revenge, time rewind, gods in the modern world, found family, slow burn, a rescue against the clock

On their third anniversary, Oliver Lockhart gave his wife a diamond necklace and showed it off to the whole world. That same night, a stranger sent Imogen a photo: his secretary, wearing the exact same necklace, in his arms. For three years, Imogen was the perfect wife. She wrote his speeches. She fixed his reports. She smiled through his mother’s insults while her father’s care bills kept her quiet. Oliver was sure she would never leave. He called the affair “a physical need.” He said he loved her “in the ways that matter.” He was wrong about everything. Imogen sells the house he forgot she owned, hands him the proof, and walks out. She trades the apron for a white lab coat and returns to the research she once gave up. The battered notebook she hid under a floorboard is about to change medicine. Then Oliver, red-eyed and begging, calls her “wife” in front of his whole family. A cold, private man steps forward, the one Lockhart who walked away from the empire years ago. His voice is low and dangerous: “What are you calling ‘wife’? Call her ‘Auntie’.” Divorce, betrayal, a cruel mother-in-law, and an ex who finally sees what he threw away. This is a story of brains, backbone and the sweetest kind of payback, with a slow-burn romance and a secret that could bring down a family. If you love strong heroines, groveling exes and a hero who stands in front of her without taking over her story, start reading now. Tags: Divorce, Revenge, Strong Heroine, CEO Hero, Betrayal, Regret, Second Chance, Slow Burn A few notes: Opening hook: It opens on the necklace because that’s your strongest image and it hooks readers within two lines. Closing line: The last line before the tags is a direct call to action, which helps with click-through. Shorter version: I can cut it to about 100 words for platforms with tight limits. Different tone: I can also write a punchier, more dramatic version or a softer, more romantic one. Just tell me which you’d like.