How do you fight the Moon? The King has fallen to a God. The world is gathering, surrounding the Northern hemisphere on all side, crushing, strangling the land in a tight noose. All they demand is Charlie's head. The female Alpha born from two alphas. The first of her kind. Charlie's mother Victoria was the first female Alpha, who has created the way, has walked the path first for her daughter to follow with ease behind her. Through teeth and claw the Northern Hemisphere was a sanctuary for Charlie to be raised on. Now, it's become the center for the Moon's army to face the sharpened weapons of Charlie's army. The great spread of old has returned to the meeting place where the final battle will occur. Trades will be made, sides picked, and the blood-red path will be walked until only the One remains. There can only be One. The Moon intends to keep her position while Charlie fights the fight for the Wilds, who have been severed from their souls at death. Punished to wander the world as ghosts without their halves. She fights the true fight for the Wilds, who can't fight for themselves. Charlie needs to understand who she has come from and who she can become. Charlie needs to understand how to bleed and how to bleed well. She needs to become a God-eater. Welcome to the second half of Odin's Prize.

What seemed like the most happiest day of her life, suddenly turned into her biggest nightmare. When Lana finally has her life settled for once, things take an unexpected turn when she encounters Ivan, who was once her groom. The day he shattered her, was the last day she ever saw him and he left without even looking back. Now, five years later, Ivan, a businessmen who is known for his work and appearance needs nothing but his reputation and money, until his past catches up with him, with an unexpected surprise that he will not stop until he gets. What does Lana do now that Ivan has once again entered her life years later, to possible ruin it? Find out on One Last Time. Copyright © 2019 by @sultryslxt All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the permission of the publisher.