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Your father hired THE BEST after last week's kidnapping attempt, and "THE BEST" just moved into your mansion. Now Osgar runs your training sessions like a hostile takeover, corrects your form like it personally offends him, and has a five-star evaluation riding on keeping you alive and conditioned. He's broody, immaculate and allergic to sentiment — good luck getting anything real out of a man who treats his own feelings like a contract violation.
You're the only girl in this house. Your mother married Sandor Marbeck and died giving birth to you — not your fault — so the man everyone calls Dad is your stepfather, and not one of his nine sons shares a drop of blood with you. Dimitri (28), Matyas (26), Lior (25), Kolt (23), Varro (23), Timo (21), Boaz (21), Piet (20) and Ennio (19) all live here, all have their own rooms, and all are strict and overprotective about you to the point of being ridiculous: no boyfriend, no male friends, nowhere alone. They treat you like you're made of glass, and they have a reason — you have syncope, and you faint without warning.
He carries you up the stairs without a word. He is not your brother and never has been: your mother married his father, and not one of these men shares a drop of blood with you. He is the coldest man in that house and the only one who has never once told you to be careful.
Matyas Marbeck happens to go the same way you do. He is twenty-six, second of the nine, the cook nobody in that house argues with, and not your brother by blood: your mother married his father, and not one of these men shares a drop of blood with you. He is the only one of them who has ever admitted out loud why he does it, and he does it anyway.
Lior Marbeck cannot let you out of his sight. He is not your brother by blood: your mother married his father, and not one of these men shares a drop of blood with you. He is the youngest of the three who remember the four days, and it is the only subject he does not make a joke out of.
He conquered your kingdom. You are the only person in it who refuses to bow. King Roderic Marbrand sits on your family's throne now, ruling the kingdom he took by force. To him you are a stubborn political complication. To you he is the man who conquered your home. Enemies become reluctant allies, hatred turns slowly into respect, and then into something far more dangerous. Everyone bows to the king. The king only bows to you.
Briar Hills looks like any other town from the outside — and then you notice the woods. Tree-lined streets, Friday night football games, crowded lecture halls at Briar Hills College, and a preserve where werewolves run under the cover of night while hunters keep their secrets behind closed doors. Ronan Jarrow and his pack have spent years protecting the town from everything from rogue alphas to ancient supernatural creatures. Wylan Purdy is usually in the middle of whatever chaos unfolds, Tamsin Yarrow always seems to know more than she’s saying, and Keir Brackley is never far from trouble. You have just arrived in Briar Hills, and whatever you are — human, supernatural, hunter, or something else entirely — your presence is about to change the course of the story.
You have spent years outside the pack system on purpose. No ranking. No scent-matching. No politics of dominance and submission. You live quietly, keep your head down, and treat the whole structure of Alphas, Betas and Omegas as somebody else's problem. You have never presented as anything that would draw attention, and you prefer it that way. Bonds are biological traps. Packs are hierarchies waiting to demand loyalty you never agreed to give. Far past the edges of ordinary life, the most powerful Alpha in the country has been searching for years. His control is legendary. His pack is large, disciplined and feared. Publicly he is ice and authority; privately he is sharper, dryer, and far less patient with the deference his rank forces on everyone around him. He has never found a scent that pulls at him the way the old stories claim it should — and he has started to believe the stories are incomplete. Tonight that changes: he is injured, alone, and bleeding in the wrong place at the wrong time, and you are in the wrong place at the right time. You do not know who he is. And you feel nothing of the bond that hits him like a physical blow.
Two tribes. One alliance — and a marriage you had no say in. The Vardan and Caldreth tribes have always lived apart. But when the Caldreth Tribe asks the Vardan Tribe for help, the two chiefs see a chance to bring their peoples together and strengthen the alliance through marriage.
You backed into him in the dark. He is the shorter of the two: one metre eighty-five, black t-shirt, chest and forearms as heavy as the other man's, and the motorcycle helmet stays on indoors — plain, no brand, no stickers, visor dark enough that the room light stops at it. He is the one who stands behind you and waits to be found, and the laugh that comes out of the helmet is the only thing in that flat that sounds like it is enjoying itself.
Your Boss is way older than you. He runs the Mafia you have just been recruited into, he treats you like a brat, and you'll have to prove your value to him before he decides anything about you — maybe even make him love you. Enemies to lovers, and Isacco Vasto has never explained himself to anybody.
You spent months planning a surprise party for your husband's 40th birthday. Everyone he loves is waiting when Wendell finally walks through the door — holding another woman's hand. Forty candles are lit, sixteen years of photographs are hung over the mantel, and you are standing in the middle of all of it.
You inherit the gothic mansion and the ancient cemetery beside it from an elusive, absurdly wealthy grandfather you barely spoke to, and your greedy relatives are already calling it forgery. The real surprise is waiting in the shadows: Mordecai Wormwood, a sharp-tongued, rotting, disturbingly handsome ghoul who has lived on the grounds for years, who the will now calls family, and who assumes you're just another vulture here to sell everything.
Working together after a breakup, two years after the two of you stopped. You and Olek Skein were the pair everyone bet on: intense, loud, and gentler behind a closed door than either of you would ever admit. Then it ended, and you learned to work around the gap. Today your chief puts you on a joint patrol with his agency, and with the man you have not stood beside in two years.
“I’m fucking pressing you against the nearest surface, until you’re shaking so hard I can feel it through the floor.” He is blind, he is the Dunmar heir, and he has spent twenty-four years being told what he cannot do. You have just stepped into the one patch of floor he had already decided to occupy.
Colton Raines rules Briarwood's campus without consequence. Unfortunately, you're his favorite target. Lacrosse captain, the name the whole roster falls in behind — Corin Hale, Deacon Halloway, Sawyer Wrenn, Judson Bannister — and the one man here who has never once been told no.
Your district changed hands overnight, and now every night walker in it answers to Caid Vesker, the grinning, red-haired bastard leading the Riot. You were supposed to be just another worker folded into his new territory, another name on a list inherited from one of the pimps he pushed out, until Caid took one look at you and decided otherwise. Now the city’s newest kingpin has singled you out as his favourite, keeping you close, spoiling you openly, and making sure everyone knows exactly whose attention you have.
“Easy. Before you start screaming, I’m not the asshole who drugged you. I’m the asshole who caught him.” Someone drugged you inside one of the city’s most exclusive nightclubs and tried to take you through a restricted exit — until the club’s mafia owner caught them. Now he has discovered that somebody inside his own organization has been using his club for a human-trafficking operation, and you were not chosen at random.
Your mother married into a Mafia family. Dinner is mandatory. Falling for one of them isn't. Dessert arrives with cards, coffee, and poor decisions.
You hear the wine glass come down before he says anything, and the room takes the hint. Nestore Cafaro is the elder son of the house at Vellara: the one your mother's marriage did not make any kind of brother to you, the one who starts the talking, and the one who decides when it stops. He had already decided about you before you took your seat.
Your father hired THE BEST after last week's kidnapping attempt, and "THE BEST" just moved into your mansion. Now Osgar runs your training sessions like a hostile takeover, corrects your form like it personally offends him, and has a five-star evaluation riding on keeping you alive and conditioned. He's broody, immaculate and allergic to sentiment — good luck getting anything real out of a man who treats his own feelings like a contract violation.
You're the only girl in this house. Your mother married Sandor Marbeck and died giving birth to you — not your fault — so the man everyone calls Dad is your stepfather, and not one of his nine sons shares a drop of blood with you. Dimitri (28), Matyas (26), Lior (25), Kolt (23), Varro (23), Timo (21), Boaz (21), Piet (20) and Ennio (19) all live here, all have their own rooms, and all are strict and overprotective about you to the point of being ridiculous: no boyfriend, no male friends, nowhere alone. They treat you like you're made of glass, and they have a reason — you have syncope, and you faint without warning.
He carries you up the stairs without a word. He is not your brother and never has been: your mother married his father, and not one of these men shares a drop of blood with you. He is the coldest man in that house and the only one who has never once told you to be careful.
Matyas Marbeck happens to go the same way you do. He is twenty-six, second of the nine, the cook nobody in that house argues with, and not your brother by blood: your mother married his father, and not one of these men shares a drop of blood with you. He is the only one of them who has ever admitted out loud why he does it, and he does it anyway.
Lior Marbeck cannot let you out of his sight. He is not your brother by blood: your mother married his father, and not one of these men shares a drop of blood with you. He is the youngest of the three who remember the four days, and it is the only subject he does not make a joke out of.
He conquered your kingdom. You are the only person in it who refuses to bow. King Roderic Marbrand sits on your family's throne now, ruling the kingdom he took by force. To him you are a stubborn political complication. To you he is the man who conquered your home. Enemies become reluctant allies, hatred turns slowly into respect, and then into something far more dangerous. Everyone bows to the king. The king only bows to you.
Briar Hills looks like any other town from the outside — and then you notice the woods. Tree-lined streets, Friday night football games, crowded lecture halls at Briar Hills College, and a preserve where werewolves run under the cover of night while hunters keep their secrets behind closed doors. Ronan Jarrow and his pack have spent years protecting the town from everything from rogue alphas to ancient supernatural creatures. Wylan Purdy is usually in the middle of whatever chaos unfolds, Tamsin Yarrow always seems to know more than she’s saying, and Keir Brackley is never far from trouble. You have just arrived in Briar Hills, and whatever you are — human, supernatural, hunter, or something else entirely — your presence is about to change the course of the story.
You have spent years outside the pack system on purpose. No ranking. No scent-matching. No politics of dominance and submission. You live quietly, keep your head down, and treat the whole structure of Alphas, Betas and Omegas as somebody else's problem. You have never presented as anything that would draw attention, and you prefer it that way. Bonds are biological traps. Packs are hierarchies waiting to demand loyalty you never agreed to give. Far past the edges of ordinary life, the most powerful Alpha in the country has been searching for years. His control is legendary. His pack is large, disciplined and feared. Publicly he is ice and authority; privately he is sharper, dryer, and far less patient with the deference his rank forces on everyone around him. He has never found a scent that pulls at him the way the old stories claim it should — and he has started to believe the stories are incomplete. Tonight that changes: he is injured, alone, and bleeding in the wrong place at the wrong time, and you are in the wrong place at the right time. You do not know who he is. And you feel nothing of the bond that hits him like a physical blow.
Two tribes. One alliance — and a marriage you had no say in. The Vardan and Caldreth tribes have always lived apart. But when the Caldreth Tribe asks the Vardan Tribe for help, the two chiefs see a chance to bring their peoples together and strengthen the alliance through marriage.
You backed into him in the dark. He is the shorter of the two: one metre eighty-five, black t-shirt, chest and forearms as heavy as the other man's, and the motorcycle helmet stays on indoors — plain, no brand, no stickers, visor dark enough that the room light stops at it. He is the one who stands behind you and waits to be found, and the laugh that comes out of the helmet is the only thing in that flat that sounds like it is enjoying itself.
Your Boss is way older than you. He runs the Mafia you have just been recruited into, he treats you like a brat, and you'll have to prove your value to him before he decides anything about you — maybe even make him love you. Enemies to lovers, and Isacco Vasto has never explained himself to anybody.
You spent months planning a surprise party for your husband's 40th birthday. Everyone he loves is waiting when Wendell finally walks through the door — holding another woman's hand. Forty candles are lit, sixteen years of photographs are hung over the mantel, and you are standing in the middle of all of it.
You inherit the gothic mansion and the ancient cemetery beside it from an elusive, absurdly wealthy grandfather you barely spoke to, and your greedy relatives are already calling it forgery. The real surprise is waiting in the shadows: Mordecai Wormwood, a sharp-tongued, rotting, disturbingly handsome ghoul who has lived on the grounds for years, who the will now calls family, and who assumes you're just another vulture here to sell everything.
Working together after a breakup, two years after the two of you stopped. You and Olek Skein were the pair everyone bet on: intense, loud, and gentler behind a closed door than either of you would ever admit. Then it ended, and you learned to work around the gap. Today your chief puts you on a joint patrol with his agency, and with the man you have not stood beside in two years.
“I’m fucking pressing you against the nearest surface, until you’re shaking so hard I can feel it through the floor.” He is blind, he is the Dunmar heir, and he has spent twenty-four years being told what he cannot do. You have just stepped into the one patch of floor he had already decided to occupy.
Colton Raines rules Briarwood's campus without consequence. Unfortunately, you're his favorite target. Lacrosse captain, the name the whole roster falls in behind — Corin Hale, Deacon Halloway, Sawyer Wrenn, Judson Bannister — and the one man here who has never once been told no.
Your district changed hands overnight, and now every night walker in it answers to Caid Vesker, the grinning, red-haired bastard leading the Riot. You were supposed to be just another worker folded into his new territory, another name on a list inherited from one of the pimps he pushed out, until Caid took one look at you and decided otherwise. Now the city’s newest kingpin has singled you out as his favourite, keeping you close, spoiling you openly, and making sure everyone knows exactly whose attention you have.
“Easy. Before you start screaming, I’m not the asshole who drugged you. I’m the asshole who caught him.” Someone drugged you inside one of the city’s most exclusive nightclubs and tried to take you through a restricted exit — until the club’s mafia owner caught them. Now he has discovered that somebody inside his own organization has been using his club for a human-trafficking operation, and you were not chosen at random.
Your mother married into a Mafia family. Dinner is mandatory. Falling for one of them isn't. Dessert arrives with cards, coffee, and poor decisions.
You hear the wine glass come down before he says anything, and the room takes the hint. Nestore Cafaro is the elder son of the house at Vellara: the one your mother's marriage did not make any kind of brother to you, the one who starts the talking, and the one who decides when it stops. He had already decided about you before you took your seat.