2 Book(s) Related to his contracted luna

"You killed my mate. Now you have to take her place," Xander announced to the bewildered Catherine, who had no idea what was happening to her.

"What do you mean by I have to take your mate's place?" she asked, shocked.

"Be my contracted Luna," Xander said dismissively, giving Catherine the next round of shock.

Catherine was sad and got drunk after being dumped by her long-time boyfriend. Drunkenly, she knocks down two wolves, and she discovers herself in Xander's bed the next second.

Will she accept his proposal of being a contract Luna, or will she escape from there? Will they fall in love at the end?

"Three years, Kieran. Three years I loved you."

My voice doesn't shake—even as I stand outside his car, listening to my boyfriend fuck my cousin through fogged windows. But when I hear his breathless confession about stealing my trust fund, when Celeste moans his name like a victory chant, the girl I was dies on the spot.

What rises in her place is something they'll regret creating.

Sage Winters should have been the real hire. Instead, she's spent fourteen years erased—her inheritance stolen by her uncle Ronan, her mother's legacy buried in lies, her survival dependent on skills she learned in secret. When her world shatters in one brutal night, Thorne Ashford—Ashford's most dangerous Alpha—offers her a lifeline wrapped in claws: a three-month contract marriage. He needs his family off his back. She needs protection from the "disabled, sadistic Alpha" her uncle has promised her to.

The same Alpha now standing in front of her. Whole. Deadly. And nothing like the monster they described.

But contracts don't explain why his bite sets her blood on fire, why her wolf purrs mate at his touch, or why their fake marriage feels like fate's trap snapping shut. As enemies circle—her uncle weaponizing poison, her cousin stealing her identity, Thorne's father staging a coup—Sage must decide: Is she strong enough to stand beside the most brutal Alpha alive? Or will claiming her birthright cost her the one thing she swore never to risk again—her heart?