Ink and Moonlight: Writing the Alpha

For five years, Seraphina Vale was the queen of fantasy-an award-winning novelist whose stories changed lives and dominated bestseller lists. But now, at 26, she hasn't written a single word in two years.

Her fans have grown impatient, her manager is threatening to walk, and the only thing louder than the world's expectations is the voice in her head whispering:
Maybe the magic is gone for good.

On the verge of giving up, Seraphina stumbles into an old, abandoned chapel, the kind of place that has been forgotten by time. With nothing left to lose, she kneels before the crumbling altar and makes a quiet, desperate wish:
"Help me write a fantasy story."

And when she wakes up,she's no longer in her world.She finds herself in a moonlit forest, surrounded by glowing eyes and sharpened teeth. Taken by the Walkers of the Night, an ancient werewolf clan ruled by a cold, commanding Alpha named Rael Thorne, Seraphina quickly realizes that this world is terrifyingly real.

Rael has no intention of finding his mate and certainly no desire to make the council's chosen strongest female his Luna.
Then Seraphina appears.
A human. An outsider. A walking impossibility.
But when her presence gives Rael a way out of the marriage he never wanted, he offers her a deal:A contract marriage.

For Seraphina, it means survival. But more importantly, staying in a world of werewolves, magic, and stories she can finally write about.

Be his Luna. Study the wolves. Take notes. Find her muse.And when she returns home, write the story that saves her career.

But the longer Seraphina lives among the pack, the harder it becomes to pretend that this is just research.Rael is nothing like the monsters in her books and everything like the broken, brutal heroes she secretly dreams of.

His touch is danger. His silence, poetry.
And his world?

It's not just inspiring her. It's changing her.
Now Seraphina must decide:
Keep chasing the story.
Or surrender to the one writing itself between her heartbeats.