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In the shadow of betrayal, Perenna Ashvane finds herself caught in a web of love and deceit. Once a mere Death Walker in the Hollowmere Pack, she saved two powerful wolves from drowning—only to discover that the one she loved was never truly hers. Now, after tragedy strikes and her pack is annihilated, Perenna struggles to navigate the aftermath of grief, loyalty, and the haunting memories of a lost child.
As she grapples with her feelings for Hadeon Ravencrest, the enigmatic Beta Lord who claimed her heart, she overhears a conversation that shatters her fragile world. Is Hadeon's devotion genuine, or has he played her like a pawn in a greater game? With a new life growing within her, Perenna must decide whom to trust in a world where alliances shift like shadows.
The stakes are high, and the consequences of her choices could echo through the pack for generations. Will she uncover the truth in time to save her pup and herself, or will she become another casualty in a ruthless power struggle? As the winds of fate blow colder, Perenna must confront the darkness lurking in her heart and the blood-stained legacy of those who came before her.
The Body Collector's Betrayal I Won't Save You TwiceChapter 1
I was an ordinary Death Walker from the Hollowmere Pack. By chance, I pulled both the Alpha Heir Fenris and the Beta Lord Hadeon Ravencrest from the river, and I became pregnant with the Alpha Heir's pup.
On the night of our Moon Ceremony, the Alpha Heir never showed. He took his bonding procession to Elder Thornwood's den and mated Cressida Thornwood instead.
I tried to confront him, but Hadeon Ravencrest stepped in my way.
He confessed that he was the one who'd gotten me pregnant that night. He said he was willing to bond with me and take care of me for the rest of my life.
A moon cycle after the bonding, raiders descended on my pack. All one hundred and ten households were slaughtered. Not a single soul survived.
Standing before that mountain of corpses, wolves denied their Moonfire Rite, I collapsed under the weight of my grief. I lost the pup.
Hadeon never left my side, never even changed out of his bloodstained clothes. It took a long time, but slowly, he pulled me back from the edge.