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A fated bond that could kill her.
A king who’d rather let her die than crave her.
Violet isn’t just an outsider in her wolf pack—she’s a ghost. Raised by a traitorous Alpha and discarded by the mate she thought she knew, she flees into the night with a death sentence on her heels. Freedom is her only hope... until she crashes into Asher.
The Lycan King is a blade forged in ice and shadow. He rules with absolute ruthlessness, haunted by a past that devours mercy. When Violet collapses at his feet, his instinct isn’t salvation—it’s annihilation. Because the moment their skin brushes, a searing, unwanted bond ignites between them.
And this bond doesn't just burn—it bleeds.
She never wanted a king.
He never needed a weakness.
But fate demands blood… and the first cut might save—or slaughter—them both.
A king who’d rather let her die than crave her.
Violet isn’t just an outsider in her wolf pack—she’s a ghost. Raised by a traitorous Alpha and discarded by the mate she thought she knew, she flees into the night with a death sentence on her heels. Freedom is her only hope... until she crashes into Asher.
The Lycan King is a blade forged in ice and shadow. He rules with absolute ruthlessness, haunted by a past that devours mercy. When Violet collapses at his feet, his instinct isn’t salvation—it’s annihilation. Because the moment their skin brushes, a searing, unwanted bond ignites between them.
And this bond doesn't just burn—it bleeds.
She never wanted a king.
He never needed a weakness.
But fate demands blood… and the first cut might save—or slaughter—them both.