After I became someone else's bride, he regretted it

Eason, one of Moon ridge’s most celebrated young warriors, has betrayed his bride ninety-five times, each proof delivered in a Memory Stone. The first came at their bonding feast, when Nancy, his so-called cousin, kissed him. The ninety-fifth arrives on their wedding day, when he vanishes from the ceremonial grounds to celebrate Nancy’s ascension, leaving his pregnant bride to face the guests alone.

She has forgiven him every time, counting each betrayal, waiting for the hundred-and-first — the number of times he has proposed — to leave for good. When she finally accepts an arranged union with a northern chieftain, Eason is suddenly the one on his knees, begging her to stay.

Yet Nancy’s howl-call still pulls him away, and his scent carries her perfume. With her family treating her as a bargaining token, she must decide how much of her love is left to kill.