The Alpha’s Rejected Luna And Her Five Daughters

Gerald Ekemezie Romance

Bonita has spent years as Luna of the Blackthorn pack, giving her mate, Alpha Drogo, everything he demanded—loyalty, duty, and five daughters. What she could never give him was the one thing he valued above all else: a son to carry his bloodline and rule after him.
When the pack mage swears her fifth child will finally be a boy, Drogo allows himself a rare moment of hope. The birth destroys it. Another girl. In front of the entire pack, Drogo rejects Bonita as Luna, strips her of her title, and chooses a new woman to take her place. At the full-moon ceremony he publicly casts Bonita and her five daughters out of the territory with nothing, declaring them a living reminder of failure he will no longer tolerate.
Cast into the wilderness with a newborn and four young girls who have never known their father’s love, Bonita must keep them alive while her body is still broken from childbirth. Survival becomes her only goal—until a powerful outsider crosses their path. He offers protection without demand, sees value in her daughters, and slowly shows Bonita a different kind of strength: the kind that does not need to crush others to prove itself.
As Bonita and her girls begin to rebuild far from Blackthorn land, old wounds refuse to stay buried. Drogo’s pack weakens without an heir. Rumors of a discarded Luna and her remarkable daughters begin to spread. And the Moon Goddess, silent for so long, starts to move.
What begins as a story of rejection and exile becomes one of quiet resilience, fierce maternal love, and the long road toward a reckoning neither Bonita nor Drogo can escape.

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