He rejected her in front of his whole pack. The wolf who found her dying in the frost wants her completely. Callista Moreau was fated to Alpha Desmond Kade, and he destroyed her in front of two hundred witnesses rather than let a lesser bloodline complicate the political marriage he needed. The rejection nearly killed her. It was supposed to end there, another cautionary tale about a mate who wasn't wanted enough to keep. Instead, she wakes in the territory every pack in the region fears: home to Ronan Vex, the alpha the wider world calls a monster for a crime his own father committed before Ronan was old enough to understand it. He doesn't want her because fate assigned her to him. He wants her because he watched her survive something that should have broken her completely, and he has no intention of letting the people who did this to her walk away clean. As Callista and Ronan dig into the real reason behind her rejection, they uncover a scheme considerably more calculated than simple cruelty, one that's already cost other families everything, and one that isn't finished yet. With her own reputation and his inherited one both on the line, Callista has to decide whether reclaiming her life means simply surviving, or finally, fiercely fighting back. This rejected mate, revenge werewolf romance delivers a slow burn that ignites into a bond built on genuine choice rather than fate's careless assignment, a hero who's spent his whole life proving he's more than his father's crimes, and a heroine who learns her worth was never tied to any bond at all. One-click now and find out what happens when the rejected mate stops being anyone's victim.

Cet ouvrage est une réédition numérique d'un livre paru au XXe siècle, désormais indisponible dans son format d'origine.

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