Coming Home After My Alpha’s Betrayal

Nyx never meant to wear the title of Luna. In the Darkhowl Pack she is a nameless shadow, unpaid labor in the Alpha's own house, serving a mate who once swore to take her across oceans and open water. Now Alpha Thorne Darkhowl polishes his wolf-bone dagger and calls her bones and wrinkles, while his grandsons Ken and Nolan mock her and her son Julian demands she wash his clothes.

On her forty-eighth birthday no one remembers. Instead the family leaves for a private gathering at the Starview Hotel, hosted by Camille Hartclaw, the elegant widow Thorne holds up as the image Nyx can never be. Watching them raise champagne on screen, Nyx is not there in name or as an afterthought.

That night she pulls an old red suitcase from the closet. Once she was Mira, daughter of a feared Alpha, a Luna by blood. She gave it all up for love, and her wolf stirs at last, whispering that the night still belongs to her.