Arubi omayemi
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I Married The Alpha Who executed Me.
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Sylara Moonwhisper remembers dying at the hands of the man she loves. She remembers the cold iron chains cutting into her wrists. The Frostbite Clan watched in silence—the man she loved standing before her with a blade in his hand. Alpha Jerek Bloodpelt. He did not hesitate.“You betrayed us all,” he said. Then he drove the blade through her heart. Sylara died knowing her mate believed she had destroyed the werewolf world. But death is not the end. She wakes five years in the past on the day she first enters Frostbite territory. The memories of her execution are still burning in her mind. This time, she will not fall into the same trap. She will stay far away from Jerek Bloodpelt. She will uncover the truth behind the war that destroyed her pack. She will change the future that ended with her blood on his blade. But fate refuses to loosen its grip because Jerek is watching her. Not with love, but suspicion. The moment their eyes meet, he knows something is wrong. He remembers the smell of her blood. He remembers the moment he killed her. And as Sylara begins digging into the past, she thought she understood, she discovers the war that destroyed her life was never an accident. It was a design. A plan created by Alpha Maddox Wildclaw. A man who has been manipulating pack politics for years while waiting for one moment.The moment Sylara’s rare lunar bloodline awakens.Because once it does, she will become the most powerful wolf alive. Powerful enough to conquer every clan or destroy them all. And the future Sylara remembers proves one horrifying truth. If her power awakens the wrong way, even Jerek Bloodpelt may have to kill her again.
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REJECTED BY THE ALPHA, CLAIMED BY HIS BLOOD
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Lyra Ashen is a rogue omega with no pack and no protection. When she crosses into Black Fang territory, she triggers a mate bond with Alpha Tyler Vorthrane, a man who rules through fear and control. Instead of claiming her, Tyler rejects the bond, seeing Lyra as a weakness his enemies would exploit.Forced to remain under his authority, Lyra endures trials meant to break her while rival alphas close in. Tyler’s pack is divided, his enemies are ruthless, and the bond between them grows stronger no matter how hard he fights it.As blood is spilled and war looms, Lyra must decide whether to submit to a fate she never chose or rise as the one thing no alpha can command. Because some bonds are forged in love, and others are forged in blood.
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The Lost Heir To The Valecrest Empire
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Antonio Wesley didn’t marry into money for the lifestyle or the status. He married Lily because he loved her. That’s it. For years, he put up with the sideways glances from her family, the snide remarks, the humiliation. He even swallowed the pain of her affairs. Then Lily filed for a divorce. She wanted full custody of their daughter. Suddenly, everything flipped.Her family thought they were finally getting rid of him and just cleaning up what they saw as their daughter’s one big mistake: Antonio.Big mistake, all right. Just not in the way they think.Here’s what nobody knows: Antonio is a missing heir—disappeared at seven. People have been searching for him ever since. He’s the bloodline to a multi-billion-dollar dynasty—the kind of family nobody messes with.Antonio doesn’t really remember his old life. But his real family? They just found him. And now the people who looked down on him, who tried to break him, they’re about to learn what happens when you underestimate a man—especially this man—the true heir to the Valecrest Dynasty.
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The Alpha And The Girl Marked Under The Moon
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Maelis Elowen runs into the forest to escape the sound of her boyfriend’s disappointment — the quiet kind that hurts worse than shouting. She doesn’t know the land she stumbles into belongs to wolves who don’t forgive trespassers.She expects fear. She expects to be chased out.Instead, the forest reacts to her.Rhys Donovan has ruled his territory long enough to recognize threats before they take shape. The human girl standing barefoot beneath his trees should be fragile, forgettable, easy to remove. But the air shifts when she breathes. The ground listens when she steps. And when his wolves arrive — wolves who kneel to no one but their Alpha — their bodies bow toward her without permission.That is when Rhys understands the truth.She isn’t the danger.She’s the signal.Now the pack is dividing, rival Alphas are circling, and something older than the wolf world has begun to stir. Some want her protected. Some want her studied. Most want her dead before whatever sleeps inside her wakes fully.Rhys should be the first to order it.Instead, he steps between her and the blades.Because the moment he touched her, he felt it — something ancient recognizing her and recognizing him.Maelis only ran into the forest to disappear.Instead, she stepped into a war that was already waiting for her.And wolves don’t bow.Unless something outranks them.
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