Alpha’s Regret-My Luna Has A Son is a werewolf romance novel by Jessica Hall about Everly, the Alpha’s eldest daughter, who was stripped of her title and forced to be a rogue with her newborn son after she was shunned by the pack for not aborting her child after being impregnated by Alpha Valen, the notorious Blood Alpha.
Everly makes something of herself and thinks her life is going back to normal, but then the Blood Alpha discovers that she is his fated mate. Alpha Valen regrets denying his son and Everly, and he is determined to win her back.
However, Everly is hesitant to trust Alpha Valen after what he did to her. She is also afraid of the bond between them, which is strong and undeniable.
Alpha Valen must prove his love to Everly and earn her forgiveness. He must also protect her and their son from the dangers that surround them.
In the end, Everly forgives Alpha Valen, and they become mates. They also unite the Blood Alpha pack and the Crescent Moon pack, creating a new and powerful alliance.
Alpha’s Regret-My Luna Has A Son is a story about love, forgiveness, and redemption. It is a reminder that true love can conquer all, even the most difficult of challenges. Alpha’s Regret-My Luna Has A Son is a werewolf romance novel by Jessica Hall about Everly, the Alpha’s eldest daughter, who is stripped of her title and forced to be a rogue with her newborn son. After being impregnated by Alpha Valen, the Blood Alpha discovers her as his fated mate.
Introduction: Can Fungi Really Feed the Future? Mycoprotein When people first hear about protein made…
Introduction Imagine this: your neighbor needs a 3D printer for a weekend project, while you’ve…
Introduction Imagine walking onto a small farm or a nature reserve, where tiny devices quietly…
Introduction Imagine handing your child an Interactive Personalized Storybook where they are the hero of…
Introduction Imagine waking up one morning to find your company’s entire IT infrastructure compromised—servers down,…
Introduction: Can AI Really Help You Create a Course? Let’s start with the question almost…
This website uses cookies.