Alpha Roth Kestrel remembers killing his fated mate.
Rhea Sabin remembers dying at his hand.
Both of them are right. And both of them are wrong.
Three years before her mating ceremony, Rhea wakes in her own past with a silver blade still burned into her memory—and one mission: destroy the man who will become her murderer before he ever gets the chance.
But the moment Roth sees her, his wolf howls in recognition. He protects her when he should hate her. He warns her of dangers that haven't happened yet. And when she finally accuses him outright, he makes a confession that shatters everything she thought she knew:
He remembers dying too. In his memory, she held the blade.
Two mates. Two rebirths. Two entirely different futures—and neither one is the whole truth.
As the past starts rewriting itself around them, they uncover a conspiracy older than either bloodline, one that has been orchestrating their deaths for generations. Someone wants them dead. Someone wants them together. And the closer Rhea gets to the truth, the more she fears the real question isn't who killed her.
It's who will kill her next.