Once, she wore the title of Luna like a crown. Now she wakes on cold stone with black iron at her throat—owned, chained, and laughed at for ever believing she belonged. Cast out on the Frostroad and severed by the very Alpha who once swore her his, she’s dragged into Graypack territory as “moon-tithe”—a debt paid in blood and bodies. Worse, the bond-mark that was meant to die with her rejection refuses to stay quiet. It stings awake, changes shape, and becomes something the wrong wolves would kill to control. In a world ruled by packlaw, old debts, and brutal bargains, she finds herself caught between hunters who call her “leavings” and a hard-eyed stray named Rook—dangerous, sharp-tongued, and maybe the only one who sees the truth under her broken pride. The Graypack chief claims her as his, planning to “place” her however it profits him. To survive, she’ll have to choose what kind of wolf she becomes: the shattered Luna they can trade and tame… or the woman who learns to heal with one hand and bare her teeth with the other—until she fights her way back to freedom, belonging, and a home she can’t be thrown out of again.