Winter is a rebellious 18-year-old werewolf who is destined to become the Luna Queen of the wolves. Her parents have arranged her marriage with another werewolf named Ryker, whom she has never met or knows anything about. Winter doesn't want to marry him; she feels she is too young to be married and wants the chance to find her true mate. Her two best friends, Elena the fairy and Lillie the witch, promise to help her escape her family. Elena was born without wings, something that has never happened in the fairy world, and Lillie struggles to control her powers. If she doesn't learn how to control them, they will be taken from her. Their friendship is forbidden by all their families. The story follows their friendship as they learn about their powers and try to protect each other from the dangers that lie ahead. Will Winter find her mate? Will Elena discover the secret behind why she doesn't have wings? Will Lillie ever gain control over her powers? And most importantly, will their forbidden friendship be able to withstand all the challenges it will face? Together with her friends, she defies expectations and embraces her destiny as not just a leader but as a fiercely independent woman who will shape her own fate.
View MoreElena's POVI barely had time to react before Rykor was on me, his hands grabbing hold of me with terrifying speed. I tried to fight, thrashing and kicking, but it was useless. His grip was like steel, lifting me effortlessly off the ground. Before I could even process what was happening, he threw me over his shoulder like I weighed nothing, and I screamed at him, my voice raw with panic."Let me go!" I yelled, kicking my legs in vain. "What the hell are you doing, Rykor?!"But he didn’t answer me. Not a word. He just kept walking, ignoring my shouts and my struggles. I was completely at his mercy, and the weight of that realisation made my heart pound even faster. What was going on? What was happening? I had a sinking feeling—a gut feeling—that this had everything to do with Lily and Enzo.When I felt the car's engine rumble to life, I knew exactly where we were going. My chest tightened in a rush of anger. Enzo’s house. This was his doing. I wasn’t going to let them drag me back int
Lily's POVI stood at the door of the room, just watching Winter. She was still sitting in the same spot, her hands moving with a kind of frantic precision as she repeated the same numbers over and over again. Her face was pale, her eyes distant. There was something haunting about the way she was trapped in this cycle, this unrelenting loop that neither time nor words could break.I wanted so badly to reach her, to pull her back to us, to make her whole again. But I couldn’t. I wasn’t sure how to fix her, how to fix what was broken inside of her. She had been through something no one should have to endure, and no one had prepared us for what she had really gone through.A soft sound behind me made me stiffen. I turned to find Jake standing there, his posture hesitant but still solid. His expression was one I couldn’t quite read, a mix of worry and curiosity."Do you think you can save her?" he asked quietly, his voice soft as it broke through the heavy silence in the room.I hesitated
Lily’s POVWe left the room, stepping into the quiet hallway, the weight of what we had just seen settling heavily in the pit of my stomach. I could still hear Winter’s voice echoing in my mind—those same numbers, over and over again. I couldn’t escape them. They circled my thoughts, making it impossible to focus on anything else.Three-zero-two-four-zero-zero.I kept doing the math in my head. How long had Winter spent clawing her way out of that grave? The numbers—those numbers—had been her constant. And now they were my constant, too, weighing down on my mind, reminding me of everything she had gone through.It didn’t make sense. It didn’t make sense that Winter had survived, that she had fought for her life, but it also didn’t make sense that she was now trapped in this state, so far from the person I knew her to be.I sank into one of the chairs in the living room, letting my hands fall into my lap, lost in my thoughts. The pain, the guilt, the confusion—it was all swirling toget
Lily's POVI could feel my heart racing as I moved closer to Winter, her broken form huddled in the corner, mumbling the same numbers over and over again. Her voice was soft, haunting, like the echo of a distant memory I could never quite reach. Every repetition of those numbers sent a chill through me, each one like a needle pricking at the raw, exposed wound of my heart."Winter," I whispered, stepping closer, my voice barely more than a breath. "It’s me."I watched her, hoping, praying that she would respond to me. But she didn’t. Her eyes remained unfocused, her hands scrabbling against the ground as she continued to chant the numbers, like a mantra she couldn’t escape.My chest tightened as I reached out, hesitant but desperate for a connection. My fingers brushed against her shoulder, a soft touch that I hoped would break through whatever wall surrounded her. The moment my skin made contact with hers, Winter stopped. Her hands fell still, and her gaze flickered up, locking onto
Enzo’s POVI stood there, feeling the tension in the air as Rykor stepped forward. His face was hard, but his eyes were filled with something I didn’t quite understand. When he spoke, his tone was surprisingly gentle."Elena doesn’t mean it," Rykor said, his voice low. "She doesn’t mean a thing of what she’s saying. She’s just hurting."Lily, who had been silent up until then, broke her silence with a sharp edge to her voice. "We all are," she said. "But that doesn’t give her the right to attack us."Rykor nodded, acknowledging her words, but there was still a look of understanding in his gaze. "I understand," he replied, as if this made everything okay.Enzo’s patience, however, was beginning to fray. "If that’s why you followed us," Enzo said, his voice growing colder, "then we don’t want to hear it."Rykor, however, didn’t back down. Instead, he stepped closer, his voice more firm now. "I like the little fairy," he said, referring to Lily. "And I know that if she was in her right m
Enzo’s POVI stepped down to the front door of my house, the weight of everything pressing on my chest. My mind was racing, torn between getting Winter the help she needed and keeping my promise to Winter’s father. I was trying to make sense of it all, trying to hold on to the thread of control I had left, but it was slipping.As I reached for the doorknob, I froze. There, standing on the porch, was Jake. He looked just as shocked to see me as I did him. His wide eyes flickered between me and the door."Didn’t think you’d be here," Jake said, rubbing the back of his neck. "But I’m glad you are."I nodded, stepping outside. "I’m just on my way out," I muttered, trying to keep my tone neutral. "But can you do me a favour and stay here? Keep an eye on the place until I get back. Just... don’t go into my bedroom."Jake blinked at me, his face filled with confusion. He opened his mouth to ask something but stopped, eyes narrowing. After a beat, he shrugged and said, "Sure, man. Of course."
Enzo’s POVIt had taken hours—hours of sitting there, staring at Winter as she mumbled the same numbers over and over again, scratching them into the cave wall like some broken record. My heart ached every time her voice echoed in the stillness, but every time I tried to reach out to her, to bring her back to me, she ignored me. She was lost, consumed by whatever force had taken over her.I had to do something. I couldn’t just leave her here. I couldn’t just abandon her to whatever this was. So, I forced myself to think, to pull myself together. I had to get her out of this cave and take her somewhere where she could get help—somewhere safe.The plan was loose. It didn’t make any sense, but it was all I had. First, I collected Kenny’s head—wrapped it in cloth and tucked it under my arm. I couldn’t leave it behind. I needed to take it back to Winter’s father; I needed him to see the truth about what had happened. I needed to keep my promise to him. As I walked over to Winter, sitting i
Enzo’s POVMy body trembled as I stared down at the thing in front of me, my heart pounding in my chest. It was like time had slowed, and all that existed was the creature before me, chanting the same numbers over and over again, its voice quieter than before, almost a whisper now. Fear radiated from its every movement.The eyes. I couldn’t look away from those eyes. Fear filled them—raw, unfiltered terror. They locked onto mine, and for a moment, I thought my heart might stop altogether. Those eyes. I knew them. They were her eyes."Winter..." The word escaped my lips before I could stop it, barely more than a whisper. I barely recognised my own voice. It was shaky, barely hanging on.The thing in front of me turned back to the wall, scraping its hands against the stone, making marks as it mumbled the numbers again. My head spun as my mind struggled to process what I was seeing.Winter.It couldn’t be. It couldn’t. She was gone. I had buried her. I had held her lifeless body in my ar
Lily’s POVI sat there in the library. The fresh map spread out before me. I could feel the weight of Clara’s presence across the room, but I tried to ignore it. I wasn’t really paying attention to the map anymore. I was just… hoping. Hoping that maybe, this time, I’d get the spell right. Not because I needed to find anyone but because I needed to get something right in my life.I drew in a deep breath, forcing myself to focus. I’d been trying this locator spell over and over, but it never worked. It had become less about finding someone and more about the desperate need for something—anything—to work.I chanted the words again, my voice soft, my hands trembling as I traced the symbols on the map. Magic surged through me, the familiar hum filling the air. But as before, the result was the same. The map burned beneath my hands. The same jagged line appeared, starting from Winter’s grave, going everywhere but leading nowhere."Why can’t I get this right?" I muttered under my breath, my
I woke up to the sound of birds chirping outside my window. To most people, it would have been a beautiful way to wake up, but for me, it was not. My head was pounding from the night. I snuck out again with my friends and went to a party. My family never let me do anything. They always say that princesses should be seen outside of their role I had to act perfect all the time, and I hated it. I knew that if they had found out that I had been out all night with my friends Lillie and Elena, they would be even made. Our friendship was forbidden. Our kinds were not allowed to mix unless it was for something that benefited us. I rolled over, looking at the time, letting out a loud, angry growl as I did because I knew my parents would be so upset that I had missed breakfast with them. They made it clear yesterday that I had to be there because they had important news to tell me. As I quickly got dressed and tried to piece together the events of the night before, my mind was filled with wo...
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