I died on the night they crowned me Luna, bleeding out in the arms of my husband, Alpha Kael Blackwood, as his silver dagger pierced my heart. His storm-gray eyes were ice cold while I gasped my final vow, I would never forgive him. Three years earlier I woke up on our wedding morning, heart pounding with every brutal memory intact. The political marriage I once accepted, the cold nights in his bed, the betrayal that ended with me murdered in front of our entire kingdom, I remember it all. This time I refuse to walk down that aisle. I refuse to become his wife or his Luna. But nothing is as I remembered. Kael watches me with a fierce, haunted intensity that doesn’t match the killer in my memories. Assassins strike from shadows that never existed before. My loving father pushes the alliance with disturbing urgency, and my best friend’s comforting words now feel like knives at my back. My own memories fracture under the weight of hidden magic, revealing lies I never suspected. Every step I take to escape Kael draws me deeper into his dangerous world. The man I swore to destroy keeps saving my life. Ancient prophecies whisper about my blood. The Moon Goddess herself speaks in visions, demanding I accept the mate bond for her own sinister reasons. And with every change I force upon the timeline, an unseen enemy resets the board, because they too, remember. I came back for revenge. Instead I’m trapped in a deadly game of manipulated fates, demonic possession, and royal conspiracy where the dagger Kael once drove into me may have been mercy, not murder. As my hidden Lycan Queen power awakens, I face the most terrifying truth of all: the prophecy doesn’t warn the world about Kael. It warns the world about me. If I lose control, I won’t just destroy my enemy, I’ll become the monster that ends everything and the only man who can stop me is the one I swore to kill.