Star Diva

Claimed by the Billionaire CEO"The night I lost my innocence, I gained a billion-dollar problem.After being called "frigid" and dumped publicly, I drowned my sorrows in a stranger's arms. I never expected him to be Damien Blackwood—New York's most ruthless billionaire CEO.Or that I'd end up pregnant.Now he's offering a ring, a penthouse, and a vow: "You're carrying my heir. You belong to me now."But my greedy stepfamily wants me gone, society calls me a gold-digger, and Damien's obsession is becoming a gilded cage. Can this innocent girl survive a billionaire's obsession?

Exiled. Broken. Forgotten. When Selara is cast out by her pack, she expects to die alone in the forbidden forest. Instead, she awakens something ancient—a silver spark buried in her bloodline for centuries, waiting for the right Luna to claim it. Now shadows hunt her. Ghosts watch her. And two men will fight for her: Veyr, a spirit who's haunted these woods for four hundred years. He says she interests him. But the way he looks at her—like he's known her before, like he's been waiting—suggests something far deeper. Kael, a protector who finds her broken in the grove. He's warm. Real. Alive. And every touch lingers longer than it should. But something darker stirs beneath the ancient trees. An enemy tied to Veyr's past. An enemy that recognizes Selara's soul. When she learns the truth—that her bloodline carries the spirit of the First Luna, that Veyr was her mate centuries ago, that she's the key to a war older than memory—she must choose: Survive alone and be consumed. Or rise as the Luna she was always meant to be. One will die for her. One will live for her. And the forest will never be the same.

She was the wolf they exiled. He was the Alpha they cursed. Together, they will break the chains of blood and moon. For twelve years, Isla Torres has hidden in the human world, hunted by memories she cannot trust and a pack that branded her a murderer. When her dying father sells her in an arranged marriage to Mateo Reyes, the cursed Alpha of Valdoro, she expects a cage. Instead, she finds a wolf more broken than she is, a mate bond that burns through every wall she's built, and a curse that is slowly consuming him from within. Mateo claims her with a hand on her throat and a promise: "You will learn to obey me, or you will learn to beg." But Isla carries a secret of her own; the lunar magic in her blood can break his curse or burn his empire to ash. In a world where fated mates are sacred and betrayal is survival, Isla must decide: destroy the wolf who claims her, or become the monster who saves him. But as war erupts between packs, ancient enemies awaken, and the truth of her mother's murder surfaces, Isla discovers that some chains are not made of silver, they are made of love. And breaking them may cost her everything. Would she destroy him? Or would she become the wolf who saves them all?

To secure peace between warring cartels, a peace offering must be sent to Luis Montero, the feared leader of The Black Cartel, who rules from The Great Fortress. Elena Flores was kidnapped and trafficked by a rival cartel. They send her to Luis as a peace offering to end an ongoing war. She is not a volunteer, and she is not willing. She is a victim twice over. She believed she would die in the hands of the rival cartel. But when they told her she would be handed over to a Mafia king, she felt hope. Maybe she could survive. Maybe she could escape. Then she saw his face. Five years ago, a seventeen-year-old girl hid in a crate in an abandoned warehouse. She watched a man execute a rival cartel boss. She saw his face. She saw everything. She ran. She never told. That girl was Elena Flores. And the man she watched kill in the dark was Luis Montero. Her hope crumpled to ashes. But when Luis looks at her, something stops him. She does not beg. She does not flinch. She looks at him like he is a man, not a monster. No woman has ever looked at him that way. His hands shake. He has never wanted anyone like this. He does not know yet, that she is the witness to his crime. He only knows he cannot let her go.