103 Book(s) Related to fated

I woke up with a hangover, only to find I'd gone from a college girl to the revered "Luna" of a werewolf pack—complete with a handsome Alpha husband and a five-year-old son I'd never met. The catch? I'd lost eight years of memories. In my mind, my human boyfriend had just proposed last night.
Now my own son is afraid of me, my "husband" looks at me with heartbreak in his eyes, and my so-called "true love" is leading a team of hunters to our gates, claiming he needs to "purify" the monster I've become.
Stranded in a world of ancient totems and moon magic, I must reclaim my lost power, uncover the truth behind my missing memories, and face an impossible choice: return to the human life I remember, or fight for a werewolf family I can't even recall.

I'm Lily, 25, designer, and I date around—a lot.
My ex Mark broke up with me yesterday with the most ridiculous reason: "Lily, your sex drive is way too high. I really can't keep up. Seven days a week, you want it every single day? I need a break..."
Come on, three or four times a week is completely normal, okay? He's just too weak.
Break up? Fine. Whatever. He never lasted long in bed anyway and didn't know what he was doing. I'd been ready to move on.
Bored, scrolling through my phone, my bestie Jessica sent me a mysterious link—MoonLink dating app.
I casually registered and, after a moment's thought, uploaded a lingerie shot—black lace, showing off every curve. If I'm fishing, might as well use the best bait.
Three seconds later, my inbox exploded: 99+ messages from drop-dead gorgeous guys! Each one looked like they'd stepped off a magazine cover—ripped bodies, dangerous eyes, oozing masculinity.
"Now THIS is a real hunting ground!" I nearly squealed with excitement.

To save my grandmother's bookstore, I signed a six-month fake dating contract with a stranger named Kai.

He's cold, rich, and too perfect to be real. Until I discovered he's a werewolf Alpha, his family calls me "Luna," and "fated mates" means—his wolf claimed me as his destiny five years ago.

The deadliest truth? He could've saved my bookstore from day one. The contract was just an excuse to get close.

When I confronted him, he said: "I wanted you to choose me because you liked me, not because fate forced you to."

Now his grandmother's dying, conservatives want his Alpha position, and this idiot says he'd rather lose everything than pressure me into marking him...

Should I hate him for the lie, or love the man willing to sacrifice it all for my choice?