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Freda Shade

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The Wolf King's Unwanted Mate

The Wolf King's Unwanted Mate

Werewolf
5.0
Six women entered Vordenmaar before her. None came back. Zivah arrives at the Wolf King's citadel not as a willing bride but as a political transaction. Signed over by her own father without a pause in his breathing, she walks through those black iron gates with one intention. Survive long enough to leave. She never planned to find a journal hidden beneath a floor stone, written by a woman who stopped mid-sentence on day fourteen and never wrote again. Never planned to discover that the silver-haired elder with the warm smile has been using the tribute arrangement as a private bloodline search for decades. Never planned to find herself in a midnight library sitting in charged silence across from a king who outlawed the very word for what is happening between them. Ravn Ashvael didn't want a mate. He wanted control. So five years ago, after loss carved him open inside his own walls, he did what powerful men do with unbearable things. He made it illegal. Declared fated bonds a political fabrication, signed the decree into law across twenty-three pack territories, and built his entire identity on top of the grave. Then she walked through his gate and his wolf knew her before he finished reading her name. He refuses to accept it. She refuses to stay. But Vordenmaar holds secrets older than either of their plans, a hidden bloodline powerful enough to collapse kingdoms, an enemy who has been patient for thirty years, and a connection building between two people who have every reason to resist it and no real power to stop it. He outlawed the bond. She came with an exit strategy. Neither is going to survive what happens next with their walls intact. The Wolf King's Unwanted Mate is a slow burn paranormal romance built for readers who tell themselves one more chapter at midnight and find themselves breathless at dawn.