Chapters: 58
Play Count: 525
Every year before the Blood Moon, the werewolf kingdom sends young women into Moon Forest. Only one bride is promised to return as the Alpha’s Luna. Aveline Vale was never meant to be chosen. She was thrown into the forest wearing her sister’s name, a false bride marked for death. But Moon Forest does not simply test brides — it devours them. Beneath the ancient trees, Aveline discovers silver nameplates that remember blood, cages filled with forgotten brides, a prince chained by his own inheritance, and a tiny black-gold dragon whose shadow belongs to a king of night. The deeper Aveline runs, the clearer the truth becomes: the Last Bride is not chosen to rule. She is chosen to feed an undying wolf god. To survive, Aveline must stop running, reclaim her true name, gather the broken names of every bride before her, and turn the forest’s blood road back against its master.
Every year before the Blood Moon, the werewolf kingdom sends young women into Moon Forest. Only one bride is promised to return as the Alpha’s Luna. Aveline Vale was never meant to be chosen. She was thrown into the forest wearing her sister’s name, a false bride marked for death. But Moon Forest does not simply test brides — it devours them. Beneath the ancient trees, Aveline discovers silver nameplates that remember blood, cages filled with forgotten brides, a prince chained by his own inheritance, and a tiny black-gold dragon whose shadow belongs to a king of night. The deeper Aveline runs, the clearer the truth becomes: the Last Bride is not chosen to rule. She is chosen to feed an undying wolf god. To survive, Aveline must stop running, reclaim her true name, gather the broken names of every bride before her, and turn the forest’s blood road back against its master.
Eira has survived alone in the frozen wilds by staying hidden—until she risks everything to save an injured snow wolf. Her silver hair leaves a trail, drawing Magnus and the Frost Hunters deep into the forest. When the hunters set the wolf valley on fire to force her out, Eira charges straight into the flames. To save a trapped cub, she unleashes a power she has spent her life fearing: ice that can freeze fire, weapons, and the ground beneath her enemies. But the power keeps spreading. Magnus, believing she may become the disaster he was trained to stop, fires a blood-sealing rune arrow through her heart. Eira dies in the snow only after seeing the wolves escape. Then her blood awakens an ancient royal rune buried beneath her body. Her dead heart turns to ice, she rises again, and a violent frost storm consumes the valley. From the blizzard, a silver-masked stranger named Loki appears, kneels before her, and calls her “Your Majesty.” Eira soon learns she is the lost daughter of Ragnhild, the last Frost Queen of Jotunheim—and that Asgard may have built its power on a lie. To control the storm inside her, she must sacrifice part of her soul, uncover what the Frost Hunters are really protecting, and decide whether Magnus is still her hunter... or the one man willing to turn against everything he believed to stand beside her.
On their wedding night, the powerful wolf king Howard cruelly dug out the spiritual root of his bride Sophie to save his beloved Anna and abandoned her. Sophie, who was betrayed and on the brink of death, awakened the ancient bloodline of the first generation of vampires. She returned with divine power to seek revenge, humiliated Howard, exposed Anna's lie of pretending to be sick, and shattered the arrogance of the wolf clan. Howard was extremely remorseful, kneeling down and begging for mercy, but Sophie remained unmoved. She defeated all enemies, rescued her blind sister, and became the supreme ruler of all races. This is a thrilling story of a bride's transformation, brutal revenge, and ultimate ascent to hegemony.
He pushed his wife into the black sea to steal her island—but a mermaid pulled her back, and every time he saves her, he dies a little more.