Audrey C Leilani

Addy had only one goal - to survive. After being exiled from her pack for attacking the Luna of the pack to protect her unborn child, she swore never to return. Five years later, she is now a prominent actress in the entertainment industry and a mother of three. Addy thinks her life is perfect, until she gets a letter demanding her back in her former pack by the same person who kicked her out, the love of her life, Alpha Kristen Hale. Will she return willingly? Or will she fight for her freedom?

When omega Lake Sanders' father disappears, leaving behind crushing debts and a five-year-old brother to protect, Lake thinks he's reached rock bottom. But when he attempts to end both their suffering in the cold ocean depths, he's pulled from the water by the most feared alpha in the city—Damien Ramon, the Alpha King himself. At twenty-two, Ramon rules his territory with an iron fist, and Lake's father has just made him the most dangerous offer of all: his omega son as collateral for a two-million-dollar debt. Now Lake faces an impossible choice—become Ramon's personal assistant and work off the debt over decades, submit to being sold to other alphas, or accept the most terrifying option of all: become the Alpha King's mate. But in Ramon's world of power and politics, claiming an omega is easier than keeping him. With rival packs circling, family members scheming, and a dangerous arranged marriage threatening everything, Lake must navigate a web of deadly enemies who see him as nothing more than a gold-digging wh*r* trying to trap their king. As Lake slowly discovers there's more to the ruthless Alpha King than meets the eye—especially when it comes to protecting Ollie—the line between captor and protector begins to blur. But in a world where omegas are property and alphas take what they want, can love ever truly exist? Or will the very forces that brought them together tear them apart forever?

She married him out of desperation, becoming the perfect docile wife while he treated her like dirt beneath his shoes. But everything shattered the night she overheard him mocking her with his friends-and discovered the necklace she'd cherished, her only link to the boy who once saved her life, didn't even belong to him. It was all a lie. No longer the doormat he married, she discards her fake identity and reclaims her birthright as the hidden heiress of Salvadore City. Now she's on a mission: find the necklace's true owner among his circle of friends, no matter how many hearts she has to break along the way. But her husband isn't ready to let go. Convinced she's playing games to make him jealous, he's blindsided when divorce papers land in his hands. By the time he realizes the woman he dismissed was never who he thought she was, she's already moved on-living her truth, chasing her destiny, and leaving him choking on regret. Some cages, once opened, can never be closed again.

n a world, filled with Lycans, werewolves, vampires and witches. Avaline Cross was an unlucky werewolf. Lost her parents in a battle where they had bravely saved the sons of the Alpha King, Dion and Alistar, Avaline was sent to work as a slave in the Alpha house as a condition for living with them instead of being shipped to foster institutions. Years passed as Avaline developed a crush on both boys, Dion and Alistar and followed them everywhere,trying her best to impress them despite being a maid. Only for the brothers to treat her worse than a servant and shower all their attention on Solaya leaving Avaline aggrieved. Avaline and Solaya never saw eye to eye and on her 18th birthday, Avaline found out that she was mates to both Dion and Alistar but the brothers didn't take it well. They kept treating her poorly and Avaline was holding on to the moment when they would realize their errors and choose her like how it goes in the romance books she reads. Solaya was unlucky, she was sold out to marry Lycan King Zirael, a heartless man that was feared by all supernatural. The brothers tried to switch the brides and give Avaline to Zirael instead but it wasn't possible. But Avaline's reality was far different from what she expected. Avaline was burned alive by her two mates, Dion and Alistar after she was framed for attempting to kill Solaya, their reason for love. Dying on the stake, her last memories were seeing Aida try to pull her off from the fire while the rest kept jeering and pouring alcohol at her laughing at the scene. Aida was five and the only one who cared about her. Avaline made a wish, if she had a second chance, she would never waste it on those useless Alphas, and would choose to be a sacrifice for Lycan Alpha Zirael of the Hidden Haven, a pack that contained all sorts of supernatural and where werewolves weren't welcomed. And she was a werewolf walking to her death. But she took Aida with her. Would Avaline get to have her revenge on those who betrayed

Lumina died once already — in a life that no longer exists, in the arms of a mate who wasn't looking, holding a son who never made it past five years old. When a necromancer named Janice offered her a way back, Lumina took it, and spent six months rewriting everything: saving Ollie, breaking the compulsion spell that had stolen Xenois from his family, uncovering the son she never knew was taken, and rebuilding a pack shattered by manipulation and war. She thought she'd bought her family a future. She was wrong. The debt was never memories, or years, or power. It was her — every trace of her, unwoven from the lives she'd fought so hard to save. In her place: Sophia, restored to the family she was always meant to have, remembered as a devoted mate and mother, her cruelty erased along with everything Lumina sacrificed to expose it. Now Xenois wakes beside a woman he believes he's loved since he was sixteen. His sons remember a mother who never once hurt them. And somewhere in a colorless place between what was and what will be, Lumina is still fighting — aware just enough to know something was stolen, not enough to remember what. Some debts aren't paid. They're buried. And some things buried don't stay that way.

All she wanted to do was live a normal life. Running from her royal life she gets captured and sold in a slave market to one of the most ruthless Alpha Prince ever. He is feared, powerful, ruthless, coldhearted, revengeful, and is said to be the greatest Alpha that ever lived. He relishes in war. And soon, he caught a property, a living property which he abuses greatly. And she has ben quiet, taking it all and swallowing it as she had no title again. And when she realizes he's the. reason for her kingdom's downfall, she's ready to do all she can to take her revenge.

Five years ago, Seraphina Blackwood ran from her marriage and destiny as Luna to the most powerful Lycan King alive, choosing to be free over an arranged marriage. But when she saves a wounded Alpha from a rogue attack, his gratitude came in the form of a prison. Marcus Sullivan marries her out of duty, believing she's nothing more than a poor orphan—never knowing she's the daughter of the most feared Yakuza-werewolf family in the supernatural underworld. For five years, Seraphina mistakes his cold obligation for love, playing the perfect wife while her true mate's bond is left unanswered. But when Marcus's first love returns, a rare Omega who promises him the strong heir he believes Seraphina, as a "human," cannot provide, his betrayal shatters every illusion that Seraphine has portrayed about their relationship. Abandoned, humiliated, and left to face dangerous enemies alone, Seraphina finally calls upon the man she left at the altar five years ago. Kieran Nightshade, the Lycan King whose heart she broke, answers without hesitation. But reclaiming her birthright means exposing secrets that could destroy the supernatural world's balance of power. As Marcus realizes too late what he's lost, and enemies comes from every angle seeking to use Seraphina's true identity against her family's empire, she must choose between remaining anonymous and the dangerous power that comes with being Luna Queen to the most feared Alpha alive. Some regrets can never be undone. And some women are too powerful to be cast aside twice.