The Alpha's Unwilling Luna
She didn't come to his Hold to submit. She came to survive and she's very good at that.
When Sable Morrow is dragged before the Alpha who destroyed her pack three years ago, she expects a cage dressed as a courtesy. What she doesn't expect is the moon goddess herself declaring them fated mates in front of the entire Voss council and a thirty-day claiming window that gives her no clean way out.
Cassian Voss didn't ask for a mate. He especially didn't ask for her, the last survivor of a pack his name is written across like a death warrant. He has thirty days to earn the trust of a woman with every reason in the world to hate him, or forfeit the Alpha title he bled for. But trust isn't something you command, and Sable Morrow has never submitted to anything in her life.
She's not about to start now.
Forced into proximity in the stone corridors of Greyfen Hold, Sable and Cassian circle each other in a war of will, wolf instinct, and a fated mate bond that grows more dangerous the longer they deny it. He says he didn't order the death of her family, that someone in his own pack twisted his command into a massacre. She says she has no reason to believe him. They're both right. They're both running out of time.
And someone inside the Hold wants Sable dead before she can decide.
The Alpha's Unwilling Luna is a steamy, slow-burn paranormal wolf shifter romance for readers who want their fated mates to mean something - the enemies-to-lovers heat of two people who are absolutely wrong for each other on paper and written for each other in bone. Sable never bows. Cassian never commands what he can't earn. And the moon, it turns out, wasn't cruel - it was just precise.
If you love dark possessive alpha heroes, defiant heroines who refuse to fold, forced proximity tension, and fated mates romances with real emotional weight - this standalone wolf shifter romance delivers a complete HEA with an epilogue that will stay with you.
One gate. Left open. She came back through it on her own terms.
Read The Alpha's Unwilling Luna today.
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When Sable Morrow is dragged before the Alpha who destroyed her pack three years ago, she expects a cage dressed as a courtesy. What she doesn't expect is the moon goddess herself declaring them fated mates in front of the entire Voss council and a thirty-day claiming window that gives her no clean way out.
Cassian Voss didn't ask for a mate. He especially didn't ask for her, the last survivor of a pack his name is written across like a death warrant. He has thirty days to earn the trust of a woman with every reason in the world to hate him, or forfeit the Alpha title he bled for. But trust isn't something you command, and Sable Morrow has never submitted to anything in her life.
She's not about to start now.
Forced into proximity in the stone corridors of Greyfen Hold, Sable and Cassian circle each other in a war of will, wolf instinct, and a fated mate bond that grows more dangerous the longer they deny it. He says he didn't order the death of her family, that someone in his own pack twisted his command into a massacre. She says she has no reason to believe him. They're both right. They're both running out of time.
And someone inside the Hold wants Sable dead before she can decide.
The Alpha's Unwilling Luna is a steamy, slow-burn paranormal wolf shifter romance for readers who want their fated mates to mean something - the enemies-to-lovers heat of two people who are absolutely wrong for each other on paper and written for each other in bone. Sable never bows. Cassian never commands what he can't earn. And the moon, it turns out, wasn't cruel - it was just precise.
If you love dark possessive alpha heroes, defiant heroines who refuse to fold, forced proximity tension, and fated mates romances with real emotional weight - this standalone wolf shifter romance delivers a complete HEA with an epilogue that will stay with you.
One gate. Left open. She came back through it on her own terms.
Read The Alpha's Unwilling Luna today.
Edith Falque
Auteure spécialisée dans les questions sociales et culturelles, **Édith Falque** a marqué la sociologie française par ses travaux sur les **minorités marginalisées**. Son ouvrage *Voyage et tradition*, publié initialement aux éditions Payot, reste une référence pour comprendre le mode de vie des Manouches et les enjeux de leur intégration. Ses recherches, ancrées dans le terrain, offrent un éclairage précieux sur les tensions entre tradition et modernité.
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