Stranger After My Glory

Violet Crowe has spent her entire life being unwanted. Hated by her family, locked away in a basement, and forced to swallow herbs that suppress her wolf, she reaches twenty without ever knowing what it feels like to be a werewolf. Things can’t possibly get worse until she accidentally crashes the annual mating ceremony and discovers she’s mated to the Lycan Kings. All three of them. Corvin, Caleb, and Cassius are the youngest kings in history. They’re newly crowned, already irritated with fate, and deeply unimpressed by the wolfless girl the Moon Goddess chose for them. They want the bond broken. Violet just wants to survive. Unfortunately, the Moon Goddess seems to have other plans. As Violet’s wolf begins to surface, unsettling truths about her existence come to light and more people want her gone. Trapped in a kingdom that doesn’t want her and bound to three kings who claim they hate her yet keep ending up in her bed, she quickly learns one thing: Being rejected is far more dangerous when destiny refuses to let you go. ~~~~~~~~~ This story contains: – a Moon Goddess who refuses to explain herself and will not be taking questions – three Lycan Kings who are tyrants by day and emotionally unavailable by night – control issues – very selective self-awareness – a heroine who is exhausted, confused, and absolutely did not apply for this life – rejection that turns into obsession when it doesn’t work – politics, violence, and people who should not be in power – accidental bed-sharing that no one wants to explain in the morning – fate with no refund policy and no customer support. WARNINGS: R18: Smut (lots of it), dark themes, murder, emotionally stunted sociopaths, morally black kings who insist everyone call them green flags, rejection-to-obsession romance, wolf politics, manipulation, betrayal, accidental bed-sharing, involuntary growling, obsessive freckle-counting, and a female lead who did not sign up for any of this. A spicy reverse-harem fantasy romance where the only sane one is the Moon Goddess (occasionally) and the only thing more dangerous than the spice is the obsession. Proceed with caution. Everyone involved is unwell.