The Alpha and Beta's Shared Mate

On their anniversary night, Serena Vale comes to renew her mating bond, only to find a rescued Omega wrapped in her Alpha’s coat and wearing her Luna mark. Instead of apologizing, Adrian Cross freezes Serena’s Luna rights so Nora won’t be punished. In front of the pack, Serena loses her place as wife, Luna, and future queen. But she does not beg. At the Moon Court, Serena reveals the secret that breaks him: she is carrying his heir, but the child will never belong to him. If Adrian can give her place to another woman, Serena can take away his bloodline.

After being accused of betraying her Alpha, Evelyn is publicly rejected by Kane White Lion, the powerful leader of the White Lion clan. He offers her a hundred million dollars to disappear, unaware that she is carrying his four rare silver-maned cubs. Refusing to be bought or humiliated, Evelyn runs to an Omega sanctuary, determined to protect her unborn children alone. But when the truth comes out, Kane’s regret arrives too late. As his clan, his enemies, and his own guilt close in, Evelyn must decide whether a broken bond can ever be repaired.

Bullied for ten years, human girl Lia turns sixteen — and the two most dangerous Alphas in town both claim her as their fated mate. One has secretly protected her for a decade, never daring to come close. The other cuts a deal with werewolf hunters to make her his. A forced mark. Hunters in the dark. Nights she vanishes from her bed — and wakes up covered in blood. As every conspiracy points back to her birth, the truth surfaces: she is the Moon Goddess's lost daughter. On the night of the Blood Moon, war swallows the town, and the man she loves takes the fatal shot meant for her. Grief awakens the goddess within — the battlefield freezes, wolves kneel, and a single command shatters an entire army. She rips him back from death itself. But something else came back with him…

Ava once saved Ethan after he was drugged, only to be forced into a marriage that made him hate her until her death. Reborn on the same night, she refuses to be his antidote, cuts him out of her life, protects her grandfather, and exposes Chloe's lies. This life is not about making Ethan regret her; it is about walking toward someone who truly catches her.

Gideon chained Cora to an altar and fed her to the Deep King. The monster didn't tear her apart. Soren unlocked her chains, kissed her, and gave her half his heart-stone so she could breathe the sea. She married him. She loved him. Then Gideon returned. He cut out Soren's heart and crushed the stone in front of her. Cora woke in the enemy's camp, poisoned again, stripped of everything—until she felt a kick inside her belly. Soren's child. The one they said could never exist. Now she carries the last of the Deep King's blood. The sea is calling her home. And this time, she's not coming back as a sacrifice. She's coming back as their queen.

Ivy endured two years of cold marriage to Commander Ian, a wolf shifter who never wanted a human wife. When the Marriage Bureau reveals their perfect match was a system error, she finally asks for a divorce—only for Ian to refuse. The distant husband who once barely came home now won't stay away. As the truth about her real perfect match emerges, Ivy must choose: return to her own world, or stay with the man fighting fate to prove their bond was never a mistake.

In her past life, she and her husband grew up as adoptive siblings, became spouses, and spent a lifetime together until old age. When both are reborn, she believes fate has given them a second chance only to discover that he has always had a woman he couldn't forget. This time, he abandons her without hesitation. Left behind, she is adopted into another family and chooses to walk a completely different path, starting a new life without him.

She quietly marries into a top family, only to be mocked as a trophy wife. On their wedding night, she's left alone, so she buys a city landmark. As her husband ignores her, she takes control when a family crisis hits and exposes a conspiracy. With a snap, she flips the boardroom and dominates the racetrack. When old secrets resurface, everyone realizes that she's not just a gold digger. She's the queen back for revenge.

Alpha Derek storms into Chloe's empty cabin, demanding she take the blame for Selena again. He doesn't know Chloe, his rejected mate, died three years ago after he forced Selena's crimes onto her. Her ghost watches him threaten her dead sister, believe Selena's lies, and finally uncover the truth: Chloe lost her Healer title, Zoe lost her medicine, and both sisters died because Derek chose the wrong woman. Now he can expose Selena and clear Chloe's name, but he can never bring his mate back.

Aria once loved Damon Hayes as the boy who saved her. Then he became Alpha, let Vivienne Sutton mark him, and forced wolfsbane down Aria's throat to erase their pup. Worse, he dragged her bleeding to Crescent Hall so Vivienne could call her a mate-thief before every Alpha. Damon thought Aria was still the packless stray he used to feed. He was wrong. Hollow Ridge had searched twenty years for its lost daughter, and her father arrived just in time. Once Aria finally rejects Damon, the Alpha who threw her away starts losing everything.

Ella fell in love with Holden, the Alpha of the High Mountain Wolf Clan, when they were children after he promised to protect her. Due to a witch's prophecy about destined mates, she became his Luna. However, Holden mistakenly thought she married him just to be Luna, so he grew to hate her. Due to the scheming of Ivy, Holden's childhood sweetheart, Ella thinks they're romantically involved and overhears Holden's plan to abort Ella's unborn child. She divorces him and leaves with the baby, then reuniting with her own clan, the Silver Snow Clan, and learns she's their long-lost princess.

Cora took in three wounded wolves and raised them. The moment her sister Vivian appeared, the wolves couldn't look away—they turned cold and rough, trying to break Cora. She overheard them mocking her. So she offered a trade: three wolves for Vivian's snake. Silas the snake was ice-cold, yet he stayed—doing chores, guarding her. When her family forced an arranged marriage, Cora faked agreement, then fled through a window on her wedding day. Silas tracked her to the airport, injuring two wolves who tried to stop him. “You'll never get rid of me,” he said. Cora took over the family business and bonded with Silas. The cold snake was truer than any wolf.