About
Elara’s spirit lingers in the shadows of the Crescent Moon Pack, caught between life and the bitter memories of betrayal. Once cherished by Ryland Ashford, the Alpha who now turns his back on her, she watches as he grapples with the aftermath of her brutal murder. With her remains scattered and her love overshadowed by his first love, Selene, Elara's heartache is palpable. How could Ryland, the boy she believed would always protect her, now view her as nothing but a memory to be erased?
As the clock ticks down on Ryland’s investigation into her death, the tension in the pack escalates. Each clue he uncovers pulls him deeper into a web of secrets and ancient rivalries that threaten to tear the pack apart. With a countdown of seventy-two hours hanging over him, can he piece together the truth before it’s too late? And will he ever realize the depth of Elara's suffering, or will his heart remain blind to the love they once shared?
Amidst the chaos, Elara yearns for justice—not just for herself, but for the chance to confront the man who has forsaken her. Can the past ever be reconciled, or will vengeance consume them both?
After I Died, My Mate Chose the MurdererChapter 1 Unloved by my mate...
Elara POV
Ever since my fiancé, Ryland Ashford, the Alpha of the Crescent Moon Pack, reconnected with his first love, Selene Hawthorne, he forbade me from keeping flowers. His hatred for them seemed to grow stronger each day as if the very sight of a bloom disgusted him.
One stormy night, I was bound and gagged and taken into a dilapidated cabin at the edge of Darkwood Forest, a known hideout for rogue wolves. The rogue wolves that captured me forced me to call Ryland.
“Ryland, the flowers in the garden are dying. Please, can you hurry to the woods near the East River and bring back some fresh seeds?”
But Ryland didn’t sense anything unusual instead he yelled at me. "How many times have I told you not to grow flowers? Selene’s allergic to pollen! Do you even care why she ended up in the pack hospital? How can you be so selfish?”
I heard a soft feminine voice in the background but before I could say anything else, he ended the call.