Mira survived the night her village burned.

Years later, when the wolves of Blackmor demand yet another bride for their king, she does not wait to be chosen. She volunteers. Not for mercy. Not for survival. But to get close enough to bring the covenant that sacrifices women as brides, and the ruler who upholds it, to ruin.

The Blackmor king is older than the land he rules, bound by ancient laws and darker instincts. Brides are taken as tribute, marked by a covenant no woman survives for long. Mira knows the cost. She accepts it willingly. Revenge is worth any price.

But Blackmor is not what she expects. The bond meant to break her does something else entirely, stirring memories, awakening power, and drawing her into a dangerous connection with the very enemy she swore to destroy. As the lines between vengeance, truth, and desire begin to blur, Mira must decide whether finishing her mission will free her… or if a sacrifice far greater than she ever expected can be made.

Because fire may have forged her... but it did not finish her.