Nalani Barak, a spirited and courageous young she-wolf belongs to a pack struggling to survive against the encroaching darkness threatening their existence. 
Desperate to save her beloved pack from certain destruction, she makes a life-altering decision: to enter a contract marriage with the formidable Alpha of the Black Land Pack. 
Little does she know that her mysterious fiancé, Alpha Terran Cullen, carries a secret that will turn her world upside down.As Nalani arrives at Black Land Pack that will become her new home, she is shocked to discover that her fiancé has a fraternal twin brother, Heath. And as fate would have it, Heath is none other than her unforgettable ex-lover whom she still harbours sinful desires for.  
Emotion’s clash, and buried feelings resurface, as Nalani finds herself torn between her duty to her pack and the undeniable connection she still shares with Heath.As she navigates through the treacherous path of her forbidden desires, Nalani must choose between honour and the flames of a love that never truly extinguished.
 Will Nalani chose her fiancé over her ex? Will she find a way to save her pack while rekindling the flame with her unforgettable ex-lover? Or will she succumb to her sinful desires?

The Luna's Contract Desires

　　"Nalani, we have to go," Terran murmured softly in my ears. I opened my eyes partly to view his face squarely opposite mine, but I held my head securely with a grimace on my face.


　　"Why? My head hurts," I complained as I shifted to the opposite side.


　　"My mother called; the elders are awaiting us in the mansion," he told me. It took a bit for my brain to realise what he was saying, but the moment I did, my eyes sprung wide.


　　I immediately regretted my abruptness because of the throbbing ache in my head that followed.


　　"Where does it hurt?" Terran asked. My eyes were closed, but I could feel him bending to meet me on the floor before placing his warm hands on my forehead.


　　The moment his hand made contact with my forehead, I could feel the ache slowly disappearing.


CHAPTER 63