Alpha's Moon Singer

In a world governed by primal instincts and moonlit transformations, one young woman’s curse might just be her greatest strength. Lyla Woodland, born into the esteemed Blue Ridge Pack, is anything but ordinary. As the wolfless daughter of the Alpha and Luna, she is branded an outcast, her monthly heat cycles a constant, agonizing reminder of her deviation. Shunned by her pack, tormented by her peers, and forsaken by her own family, Lyla's existence is a relentless battle against loneliness and despair. The story plunges into Lyla’s harrowing reality as she endures yet another torturous heat, the physical and emotional pain amplified by the disdain of those around her. The sting of isolation deepens with each taunt and jeer, particularly from the cruel Marissa, who delights in publicly humiliating Lyla at every opportunity. Despite her desperate pleas for peace, Lyla finds herself trapped in a web of hatred and judgment, a constant target for the pack's animosity. A flicker of hope ignites when her father, Alpha Logan, intervenes during a particularly brutal attack. But the brief respite is swiftly extinguished by his icy contempt. Instead of offering protection, he delivers a crushing blow, declaring Lyla a disgrace to the family and reinforcing her sense of worthlessness. Fate takes a surprising turn when Lyla is commanded to attend the exclusive Werewolf Pairing Gala, hosted by the enigmatic Lycan Leader. Despite her unsuitability and fragile state, she must represent her family in place of her younger sister. The gala presents a minefield of potential dangers, but also a glimmer of hope. In this opulent arena, amidst the posturing and veiled intentions, Lyla might find unexpected allies, uncover long-buried secrets, and perhaps even begin to embrace her destiny as the Moonsinger – a figure of immense power intertwined with the moon goddess herself. As Lyla navigates the treacherous social landscape, she begins to unravel the mysteries surrounding her past and the true nature of her condition. With each revelation, she must summon an inner strength she never knew she possessed, defying the expectations and prejudices that have defined her life. Will Lyla rise above the rejection and claim her rightful place, or will the weight of her family's disdain shatter her spirit forever? More importantly, will she embrace the power that simmers within, the destiny that awaits her as the Moonsinger?