A completed mate-bond. Three alphas reaching for a stolen throne. One betrayal that could break them all.
Suzana is no longer the wolfless girl the Valcari threw away. Her wolf has surfaced, her mates have claimed her, and her rare multi-bond now amplifies the strength of every male bound to her. But that power feeds on her own life-force, and learning to wield it could kill her.
Toma finally reaches for the Aldea throne stolen with his murdered family, and the ambition costs the trust the four of them fought to build. Aitor learns that drawing new lines in blood is harder than mercy. Zviad's possessive fear cracks wide open. And a revelation about who ordered Suzana's childhood suppression turns an ally into the deadliest threat they have.
When the betrayal comes from inside the Aldea remnant, the bonded quartet becomes a liability that gets someone they love hurt. Mircea is closing in on the dying alpha's throne, and the bond that makes them strong is the same thing that paints a target on all four of them.
A high-stakes why-choose romantasy where a fragile new family learns that being claimed is only the beginning, and the bond they sealed must survive the people determined to sever it.
Why-Choose Reverse Harem • Fated Mates • Wolf Shifters • Pack Politics • Morally Grey Heroes • Found Family • Possessive Hero • Betrayal
Heat Steamy Angsty, Emotional Series Book 2 of 3 Cliffhanger Multi POV, First Person
DNF 22%. I started reading this book right after finishing the first and was immediately put off by details that were changed from the first book to the second. First, the scent descriptions. Second, where the mate's marks are on FMC's body. And by how often those things were mentioned in the first book, they clearly seemed important, so why are they different in the second book?
What actually made me DNF - I'm at the part where Zvaid is about to mark Suzanna and in his internal monologue he's going on about marking her next to Aitor's mark BUT THAT'S WHERE TOMA MARKED HER IN THE FIRST BOOK. 🤦♀️ But now in the second book Toma's mark is on her arm 🤷♀️
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