Sofia is a healer witch on the run. The night she fled her fiancé Vidar, she stumbled into a cave where a wounded man in crescent-moon armor lay drugged and feverish. She healed him, they shared a night she swore to forget, and she disappeared with nothing but a silver pendant and a prayer never to see him again.
Two months later, she's pregnant.
Five months after that, the man walks into the apothecary where she works. His name is Alaric — Alpha of the Silver Moon Kingdom, General of the most feared lycanthrope army in the supernatural world, and the father of her unborn child. He's been searching for the woman who smells of gardenias ever since that night. He calls her his Mate. She calls him a beast and threatens to turn him into an earthworm.
He camps outside her door anyway.
When her ex-fiancé's men attack, Sofia is forced to accept Alaric's protection and travel to his kingdom, where she discovers a world of silver-walled cities, ancient runes, and pack politics she never asked for. She gives birth to twins — Ayla and Aleksandr — and slowly, grudgingly, falls for the masked Alpha who speaks to their children through her belly and gets blasted out of windows for climbing in uninvited.
But Sofia's father, Rhaegar, rules Arendelle — a witch kingdom built on dark magic and cruelty — and he wants one of her children as his heir. When diplomacy fails, he brings war. The conflict drags in rival packs, a vampire clan, a centuries-old vendetta between witches and lycanthropes, and secrets Ida — Sofia's mentor — has kept buried for three hundred years, including a daughter no one knew existed.
As alliances form and kingdoms fall, Sofia must master powers she never knew she had, protect the family she built from nothing, and face the father who taught her magic before he became the man who would burn the world to control it. Beside her stands Alaric — a man whose beast chose her before his heart caught up, and whose love is as stubborn as the woman who keeps telling him she doesn't need saving.
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