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Orphaned and trapped under the cruel hand of her adoptive father, Sumaya endures relentless abuse at home and bullying at school, never suspecting that her entire life is built on deception. The greatest lie of all? That she is human.

Marrok, the son of the Alpha King, has never questioned his place in the world. Destined to be the strongest of his kind, he is fated to the prophesied Moon Child—his true mate. With a rare gift that allows him to hear the thoughts of others, no mind has ever been closed to him.

Until hers.

A chanced encounter puts Sumaya on a crossed path with a golden-eyed wolf. Something about the wolf unsettles her. The very next day, a new student arrives—Marrok. From the instant their eyes meet, she feels an inexplicable pull toward him, just like the wolf from the day before.

But Marrok is even more unsettled. A simple human girl should mean nothing to him, yet her existence stirs something deep inside him, something his wolf refuses to name.

As their path intertwine, buried secrets begin to surface—hidden identities, ancient vendettas, stolen destiny and a betrayal that altered the course of their world. And when the truth is finally revealed, the supernatural realm will be forced to face the consequences of their mistakes .

Because some fates can't be stolen without a price.

Moonbound Fate

Marrok just didn't understand his wolf. Never had, probably never would. Of all the wolves the Moon Goddess could have given him, why did it have to be Zeev? A rebellious, stubborn beast who constantly went against him, who had his own opinions, who made decisions without him.

And now, to make matters worse, Zeev had developed some twisted obsession with a strange human girl.

Marrok's jaw tightened as he flicked his golden eyes toward her again. She sat by the window, utterly focused on the teacher's lecture. Unbothered. Uninterested in anything else. Even now, while he could faintly hear the stray thoughts of some of his new classmates—random musings, silent judgments, excitement over the new students—her mind remained eerily silent. Just like the first time they met.

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