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I can't be your Luna

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Wren Halvik Marrow once believed a fated bond meant forever.Then Alpha Caelen Vahn stood in her father's doorway and rejected her in three cold sentences.Broken, humiliated, and cast aside for the good of the pack, Wren fled Saltbreak and rebuilt herself among the Driftborn rogues, where loyalty is chosen, vows are sacred, and no Alpha owns a woman's future. Three years later, she is no longer the wounded girl Caelen abandoned. She is a healer, a vow-keeper, and a woman who has learned how to survive without the mate who shattered her.But when a deadly sickness sweeps through Saltbreak, Caelen comes to the edge of the fens with one impossible request.Come back.Not as the forgotten girl he rejected. Not as the obedient Luna his pack once denied. But as the only healer who may be able to save them.Returning to Saltbreak means facing the pack that called her treasonous, the Tideboard that helped destroy her future, and the Alpha who now claims he never stopped loving her. Caelen is willing to risk his throne, his pride, and everything he once chose over her, but Wren's forgiveness cannot be commanded. It must be earned.As old secrets rise from her mother's buried letters and the truth behind Saltbreak's hatred of the Driftborn begins to surface, Wren discovers that her rejection was only the beginning of a much darker betrayal.The bond between them still burns.The pack still needs her.And Caelen still wants the one thing she may never be able to give him.Readers who love rejected mate angst, powerful heroines, groveling Alphas, second chance romance, pack politics, hidden family secrets, and emotional werewolf romance will not want to miss this gripping story of love, betrayal, healing, and a Luna who refuses to be claimed until she chooses for herself.

Författare
Warren Marquez
ISBN
9798235647558
Språk
engelska
Utgivningsdatum
2026-05-27

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