Lena Moore grew up invisible—an orphan raised in foster homes, surviving on scholarships and late-night jobs. Her only goal is simple: graduate, pay off her debts, and never rely on anyone. That illusion shatters the night she saves a stranger from a staged hit-and-run. The man is Adrian Blackwood—the youngest billionaire CEO in the city, ruthless in business, emotionally sealed off, and secretly the Alpha of the Blackwood Wolf Clan, rulers of the supernatural underworld hidden beneath modern society. When Adrian accidentally marks Lena during a moment of supernatural instability, ancient laws bind them together. But Lena isn’t a weak human. She’s something else. As Lena’s dormant bloodline awakens, supernatural factions begin hunting her. Corporate enemies close in on Adrian. Family secrets surface—revealing Lena’s parents didn’t die by accident. They were executed to erase her existence. Now Lena must survive a world of alphas, politics, and power struggles—while deciding whether she will remain a pawn, or rise as something the supernatural world fears even more than an Alpha King. Love is dangerous. Power is deadly. And fate never makes mistakes.

Heir of the Broken Vow His empire was built on silence. Her return threatens to shatter it. Zayden Wolfe has everything—wealth, power, and a legacy forged in ruthless ambition. But behind his cold exterior lies a truth buried deep: a vow broken, a love abandoned, and a child he never knew existed. When Aria returns after five years—no longer the quiet girl from his past, but a woman carrying secrets and a son with his eyes—Zayden’s carefully controlled world begins to unravel. She's not here for redemption. She’s here to claim what was stolen from her—and to expose the family betrayal that tore them apart. As buried truths claw their way to the surface and long-forgotten promises ignite old passions, Zayden must choose between loyalty to his powerful lineage and the chance to rewrite his fate. But in a world where deception is currency and love is a weapon, some vows are too broken to mend—and some enemies wear the face of family.