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Aria a toujours été la fille invisible—indésirable, non aimée, et constamment éclipsée par sa sœur parfaite. Mais quand elle les rencontre, tout change.

Matteo, Enzo et Dante Moretti sont riches, puissants et dangereusement irrésistibles. Ils la regardent comme s'ils la possédaient. Ils la touchent comme s'ils ne pouvaient pas s'en empêcher. Et quand ils décident de la vouloir, ils n'acceptent pas de refus.

Elle sait que c'est mal. Ils sont techniquement ses beaux-oncles. On dit qu'ils sont des criminels. Et ils jouent un peu trop brutalement. Mais quand elle est dans leurs bras, quand ils lui murmurent des choses obscènes à l'oreille et la font supplier pour en avoir plus… rien d'autre ne compte.

Mais les aimer a un prix. Des secrets de son passé menacent de la détruire, et les ennemis des Moretti sont prêts à l'utiliser comme une arme. Aria est piégée entre le danger et le désir, mais il y a une chose dont elle est sûre—elle n'était jamais destinée à leur survivre.

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Kaelani avait passé sa vie à croire qu'elle était sans loup.
Rejetée par sa meute. Oubliée par les Lycans.
Elle vivait parmi les humains—silencieuse, invisible, cachée dans une ville que personne ne regardait deux fois.

Mais lorsque sa première chaleur arrive sans prévenir, tout change.

Son corps s'embrase. Ses instincts crient. Et quelque chose de primal s'agite sous sa peau—
invoquant un grand et terrible Alpha qui sait exactement comment éteindre son feu.

Quand il la revendique, c’est l'extase et la ruine.

Pour la première fois, elle croit qu'elle a été acceptée.
Vue.
Choisie.

Jusqu'à ce qu'il la quitte le lendemain matin—
comme un secret à ne jamais révéler.

Mais Kaelani n'est pas ce qu'ils pensaient.
Pas sans loup. Pas faible.
Il y a quelque chose d'ancien en elle. Quelque chose de puissant. Et cela se réveille.

Et quand cela se produira—
ils se souviendront tous de la fille qu'ils ont essayé d'effacer.

Surtout lui.

Elle sera le rêve qu'il continue de poursuivre… la seule chose qui lui ait jamais donné l'impression d'être vivant.

Parce que les secrets ne restent jamais enterrés.
Et les rêves non plus.