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Vivian was eight months pregnant when robbers took their cruise. Her husband Adrian pushed her off the lifeboat to make room for “his sister” Sienna. Vivian bled out and died—her baby too. As a spirit, she watched Adrian ignore her body, transfer her company to Sienna, and brand her a liar faking death for attention. Her family turned on her. The internet mocked her. Then the footage surfaced—Sienna's recording played: “The wife and the baby both die together. Two for one.” Adrian fell to his knees. Sienna was arrested. Ryan destroyed himself. Adrian closed his company and entered a monastery to atone. Vivian finally let go and found peace. She left them all behind—to live with what they'd done.

Mira's betrothed spent three years taming a wild dragon for their wedding—but he trained it to obey Lia, her family's adopted daughter. They took everything from her: her place in the clan, her inheritance, even her mother's dragon. When they demanded she kneel and wipe Lia's boots, Mira walked barefoot across burning coals instead. She broke the betrothal. Then a column of black war-dragons descended, and their lord claimed her—with a bloodwing dragon and three thousand acres of dragonland. He was the man who had waited eight years for her answer. On her wedding day, her old betrothed watched from the crowd as Mira married another man. And the dragon he had stolen finally threw Lia to the ground and flew home—to Mira.

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.

Before I left for the Rogue Wars, my best friend Selene made me memorize one warning: if I ever came home and saw her eating almonds, that woman was not her. Three months later, I returned to Blood Moon Pack and found the Luna smiling at the dinner table, chewing the one food that should have killed her. Same face. Same scent. Same memories. She even called me by our childhood nickname. But Selene had never given false warnings. If the woman in front of me was not her, then where was my real Luna?

Mara is the city's strongest Tamer, breaking the fiercest shifters. Cassius delivers Sylas—the “unbreakable” Serpent King. She tames him, but the silver mark he leaves on her neck deepens—a mate bond. When enforcers come to expose her as human, Sylas kisses the mark and whispers: “I've known you're human since you saved me.” He orchestrated everything just to reach her. But Kit the fox betrays her. Hunters attack. Sylas goes feral, then imprisons her on an island tower. She says: “Open the door. Then beg me to stay. It's the only thing you can do.”

Marina is a mermaid who will turn to foam in thirty days without true love's kiss. She tore her tail apart for Damien. Day twenty-seven—no kiss. Damien kissed another woman in front of her. He gave her soul-scale to Vanessa as a necklace, and her heart-pearl—her only way home—as an anklet. Marina took everything back. On opening night, she emptied every case of his stolen jewels. She reclaimed the tide-bracelet, the soul-scale, and finally the life she stole from death for him. Damien dissolved into white foam, swept away by the tide. And Eli—who gave up his voice to find her—used his returned voice to whisper: "Welcome home."

I am Wren, an Omega. My Alpha mate, Kade, lost his memory after falling from a cliff. He fell in love with the nurse who saved him and completely forgot me. After being reborn, I stopped trying to awaken his memories. I watched him burn my silver wolf hunting knife, smash the moonstone wall engraved with our names, and place the wolf-fang necklace he had once carved for me around her neck. When she faked a fall into the water, he shoved me under. When the kidnappers sank us into the lake and forced him to choose one of us, he chose her to live. I sank beneath the surface, and the mate mark on the side of my neck split open. Kade, the life-saving debt from my past life and my letting go in this one are both fully repaid. Let’s never meet again.

Before my Alpha husband poisoned me, he said, “You’ve fulfilled your purpose.” I was reborn on the day he came to our door with the marriage contract. In front of everyone, I tore it apart and refused him. My mother called me insane, but my younger sister dragged me into a room, trembling all over. “Sister, after you died, he married me too. He cut off my limbs, gouged out my eyes, and left me only my voice, so I could sing for him every night.” In our last life, both of us sisters were nothing but his tools. In this life, he won’t get either of us.

Con artist Lyle Reed follows a $10 million invitation to a private party at a mysterious bell tower mansion. But when he wakes up, the party has become a deadly game. Each round, one player must secretly commit murder. The survivors must then vote to identify the killer. Choose correctly, and the game continues. Choose wrong, and an innocent player is executed while the real killer walks away with the prize. If no winner emerges after five rounds, everyone dies.

Sera, the scorned Siren princess of Atlantis, is forced by fate to serve Ares ninety-nine times for an old rescue. The war god thinks she is a shameless worshipper, making her dance on bleeding feet, crawl before Aphrodite, and nearly drown for a false crime. But every humiliation cracks the contract. When Sera finally repays the debt, she returns to the deep sea as royalty. Only then does Ares learn she was his true savior, his obsession, and the princess he can never own again.