You don't own me!
"She doesn’t believe in fate. He’s bound to her by destiny. In a world where monsters are real, love might be the most dangerous game of all."
Asis Sinha, a fiercely independent architect, returns to her estranged family’s mansion after years away, only to find herself entangled in a world she never believed existed—one ruled by Lycans, vampires, and ancient rivalries. When she crosses paths with Harald Dyre, the enigmatic Alpha King of the Lycans, their connection is instant, electric, and utterly terrifying.
Harald knows Asis is his fated mate, but convincing her is another matter. Asis rejects the idea of destiny, refusing to be owned by anyone, even a king. But when a vengeful vampire targets her as the key to destroying Harald’s reign, she must confront the truth: the bond between them might be the only thing that can save her.
As Harald struggles to earn Asis’s trust, she discovers her strength—both as a woman and as a key player in the supernatural war brewing around her. Torn between her fear of losing control and her growing feelings for Harald, Asis must decide: will she defy destiny, or will she claim her place as the Luna Queen at Harald’s side?
As danger closes in and secrets unravel, Asis faces an impossible choice: cling to her hard-won independence or embrace a love that demands everything—body, soul, and freedom.
You Don’t Own Me! is a heartfelt blend of paranormal romance and emotional self-discovery, centered around Asis a strong, independent woman grappling with grief, family expectations, and a complicated past. What sets this story apart is how grounded and emotionally real it feels, even while navigating a world of Lycans, fated mates, and royal supernatural politics. Asis isn’t easily swayed by destiny or dominance; she questions everything, values her autonomy, and makes readers feel every ounce of her inner conflict. The romance between Asis and Harald (the mysterious Alpha King) unfolds with slow-burning intensity, and the story explores themes of healing, choice, and trust with surprising depth. There’s also a strong supporting cast, from the lovable Berit to the emotionally conflicted Mateo, adding layers to the narrative. In a genre often filled with cliché tropes, You Don’t Own Me! stands out for its emotional sincerity and the way it puts a woman’s right to choose love, life, and herself at the center of the story.