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Clara Willians is married to Anthony Davis, an Alpha of a powerful pack and a billionaire. But she is no longer happy in the relationship, and to save their marriage, her husband suggests an open relationship. To protect herself, she made a promise: never to fall in love again. But everything changes when, on a night of forbidden seduction, she meets her husband's younger brother, Jake. He awakens feelings in her that she swore never to feel again. Jake always knew that loving Clara was wrong. First, because she was married. Second, because his brother would never forgive him. But after returning from years of warrior training, he finds her more miserable than ever, trapped in a marriage that is destroying her and married to an abusive man. The attraction between them grows uncontrollable and dangerous. Clara hides a secret that could destroy their family. But one mistake changes everything. A spiked drink, a hotel room, and an unexpected marriage to Liza, Clara’s sister. Now, bound to a commitment he never wanted, Jake tries to ignore the forbidden love he feels for Clara. But everything gets even worse when he realizes he has feelings for Liza too.

"Play with and touch my brother all you want, but when night falls, you belong to me." Harper Bennett has a plan: seduce Noah Lancaster, the most famous player on the Silverclaws hockey team, and make him pay for her grandmother’s cancer treatment. Rich, popular, and always surrounded by girls, Noah is her only chance to save the one person she loves — and she’s willing to win him over, no matter the cost. But Harper didn’t expect to feel anything for Mason Lancaster. Noah’s older brother. The alpha of the pack. Cold, dangerous, and completely immune to her games. And the closer Harper gets to Noah, the more drawn she feels to the alpha. Between the love she has to fake… and the desire she can’t control, Harper risks having her true identity exposed — not a wealthy girl from the elite, but a poor girl pretending to belong. Because in this pack, no one is who they seem to be — not even her.