SYNOPSIS. Crazily in love with the Alpha's cousin, Julia believes that he is going to be her fated mate as soon as she turns eighteen but things take a drastic turn when she finds her boyfriend in bed with her best friend. Nothing works out as she expected as her life becomes intertwined with the big, bad, Alpha Kane. What happens when the simple life she planned for herself turns into something more complicated than she had ever thought? As things get progressively worse, will Julia find the love she has always wanted? Or will darkness and secrets win this time?
View MoreAUTHOR'S POV The night outside the Pack House was quiet, the air heavy with the chill of winter. Inside, however, the atmosphere was anything but calm. Dylan had arrived.He wasnât early, nor was he particularly lateâit didnât matter. The coronation tomorrow had officially crowned him Alpha, and his presence here was merely to solidify his claim. He strode through the grand halls, his dark hair slightly disheveled but his expression sharp and composed. The entourage behind him moved silently, their loyalty unquestionable.The maids had scrambled at his arrival, wide-eyed as they led him through the labyrinth of corridors. Their hushed whispers followed him like a shadow. âThe new Alpha,â they murmured. âHe doesnât even look like he belongs here.â Dylan caught snippets of their chatter but paid it no mind. Heâd been underestimated before.His boots clicked softly against the polished floors as they guided him to his chambersâKaneâs chambers. He paused in the doorway, his green eyes sc
AUTHORâS POVJulia killed the engine, her hands gripping the wheel a moment longer than necessary. The palace rose before them like a ghost in the moonlightâcold, unfeeling, and absolutely massive. The air carried a chill that crept beneath her skin, but it wasnât the temperature that set her nerves alight.Beside her, Alex adjusted his leather jacket, his movements sharp and impatient. He glanced at her, his jaw tightening like he was holding back a comment. Casey, lounging in the back seat, let out an exaggerated sigh and popped her gum.âSo, whatâs the grand plan, Jules?â Casey asked, her tone dripping with mockery. âWe storm the gates, guns blazing? Or is this a sneak-and-pray situation?âJulia shot her a look over her shoulder, her green eyes sharp. âYouâre the distraction, smartass.âCasey grinned, slow and wicked. âDistraction? Oh, honey, thatâs my specialty.ââGood,â Alex cut in, his voice low and steady. âJust keep him busy. Jules and I will handle the rest.âCasey slid out o
After Harry had been pushed to the sidelines, the elders wasted no time getting to work. The air around the pack shifted as they dived into the logistics of making Dylan alpha. Paperwork stacked high, rituals were rehearsed, and every detail of the upcoming ceremony was put into motion. For them, this was tradition, structure, order. For Harry, it was betrayal, but no one seemed to care about that.Meanwhile, the world outside spun on. Julia, still in the hospital, was beginning to piece her memory back together. Slowly, but surely. She could barely speakâher words stuck like thorns in her throatâbut there was progress. Her body mightâve been healing, but her spirit? That was another story entirely.Grant, Cassius, and Dylan, however, seemed to have no trouble moving forward. They were out at Grantâs mansion, living it up like kings. The finest liquor, the rarest meats, the most exclusive guest list. It was a celebration disguised as camaraderie, and no expense was spared.Among the g
Harry's POV.Seamlessâthatâs the word. Thatâs how it felt watching Levi, cornered like a rat in a burning maze. His pack, the once-feared Black Fang, was already in ruins. Overrun. Overwhelmed. Women, men, childrenâslaughtered because of his arrogance. Screams echoed through the flames as his mistakes came back to haunt him, clawing at his heels like rabid wolves.Levi. Pathetic Levi. The coward who thought he could stand tall after killing Kane. That arrogant son of a bitch actually believed he could wear his sins like armor, raise his kids, and play alpha after murdering the most revered wolf among us. I couldnât stomach it. The sight of himâshaking, sweating, eyes darting like a trapped animalâmade my stomach churn.I spat on him. Right in his face. âYou made your choice,â I said, my voice as cold as the night air. âYou chose wrong. Wrong man. Wrong time. Wrong everything.âHis lips trembled. His eyesâthose damn eyesâtried to plead, but there was nothing left to bargain with. "IâI
Dylan's POV. A manâs dream is always the sameâto be the best. To walk into a room and own it without saying a word. And me? Iâm this close to becoming the Alpha of the entire pack. Let that sink in. Do you know what that means?Iâd own shares in every damn company the pack has its claws in. Lands? All mine. Territories? Mine. Iâd have warriorsâover a hundred of themâat my beck and call. And the pack house? That place isnât just some fancy mansion. Itâs a fortress. A vault of secrets no one talks about but everyone fears. Iâd have the kind of power that makes people stand when I walk in, that gets governments to pick up the phone when I call. And the cherry on top? The psychic connection to my wolves. Thatâs not just power; itâs omnipresence.This isnât just a dreamâitâs the dream.I sat in my chamber, the air thick with the scent of wood polish and leather, sipping tea that was just shy of boiling. The kind of tea that warms your chest but has enough kick to remind you itâs not playi
Harry's POV The pack was a mess, everyone barking orders, sharpening claws, and gearing up to take down the Black Fang. And while they were busy growling and hyping each other up, I had my own mission. One that didnât involve fangs or blood.Julia.I didnât care what she was doing or who she was doing it with. Whether she was wrapped up with Dylan, painting her nails, or binge-watching reality TV, none of it mattered. I needed to see her. Face to face. I had to tell her the guy she swore she loved was gone. Dead. And it had to come from me.It was early as hell when I hit the road. Too early for anything sane, but hey, life doesnât wait for you to get a good nightâs sleep. The air was cold, my car heater barely keeping up, and the roads were so quiet it felt like the world hadnât woken up yet.Her family house looked exactly how I rememberedâclean, calm, and way to put-together. It was the kind of place where the neighbors probably judged each other on lawn care and holiday decoratio
Harry's POV Kaneâs remains were brought back to the pack in silence. It wasnât just quietâit was heavy. Like the kind of quiet that settles in right before a storm breaks loose. No one said a word, and no one dared to look me in the eye. They all knew better.As for the rogues? Their corpses were nothing but ash by the time we left that warehouse. I made damn sure of it. They didnât deserve a trace left behindânot even the memory of what they were.When we got to the pack house, I was already on edge. My body was running on fumes, the adrenaline long gone, but the rage? That wasnât going anywhere. The second I stepped through the front door, I let it out.âOut. All of you. Now.âThe servants scattered like leaves in the wind. I didnât care how late it was or that some of them had probably been sleeping. Their wide eyes and quick feet told me they got the message loud and clear. I needed space. I needed silence.I needed to think.Kane was supposed to come back to us alive. Iâd spent
David's POV.Larkmart Warehouse was a few rides away, and yeah, Iâd called for backup. Had to. Letâs be realâthis whole âspiritual interventionâ stuff? Itâs not my thing. I like practical things. Tangible. Something I can see, touch, or at least punch if it gets messy.When the spiritual leaderâan old guy with robes that looked like he raided a thrift store and a voice like he smoked one too many cigarsâdid his thing, I wasnât impressed. I sat there, arms crossed, watching with what I can only describe as professional skepticism. Cassius, though? He was eating it up. Nodding along like the guy was reciting holy scripture.Cassius isnât just old; heâs ancient. Heâs got this air about him, like heâs forgotten more about the supernatural world than the rest of us will ever know. And heâs respected, which is why I put up with his belief in spirits and rituals and all that. I donât share the belief, but I wasnât about to say it to his face. Not outright.Because hereâs the thing: I might b
Cassius' POV. The road ahead was dark, nothing but the hum of the engine and the faint glow of my headlights cutting through the night. Levi, being Levi, decided he needed to ride with me. He didnât askâhe just opened the door, slid into the passenger seat, and stretched out like he owned the damn car.âSo, whatâs the plan?â he asked, leaning back and propping his boots on the dash.I shot him a look. âGet your feet off.âHe smirked but obeyed, shifting to sit up straight. âWe going back to the pack?ââNot yet,â I said, keeping my eyes on the road. âWe need to lay low first.âLevi frowned, leaning toward me like he didnât hear me right. âLay low? For what?âI glanced at him like heâd just asked the dumbest question in the world. Which he had. âYou seriously think the cops arenât going to be crawling all over this by morning? We just leveled a warehouse and left bodies in our wake. Heading straight home is asking for trouble.âHe scratched his jaw, chewing that over. âAlright, fair. W
Julia's pov.âJulia! It's almost eleven!â Mother's voice echoed from outside my room, followed by a round of knocks that did nothing but infuriate me. It's Saturday morning! Why won't she just let me sleep in!?âSo what mother? Let me sleep!â I yelled back, turning on my side and placing my pillow over my head as I tried to doze off again. âFine, I'll let you sleep! But don't blame me when Dylan wants nothing to do with you anymore.â Dylan?Dylan!!I sprang to my feet immediately, panting like I just fell from a skyscraper. How could I forget that I am supposed to meet Dylan today?I looked over at the clock only to find out that it was truly almost eleven. Dylan and I were supposed to meet by ten, I'm late!I picked up my phone before anything else and just as I suspected, five missed calls from him. Panicking, I called him back but there was no response. I had to dash into the bathroom for a quick bath, hoping to get to the pack house before noon.Within minutes, I was done takin...
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