She Was Unwanted, Now She’s Something More!

Synopsis

Grace Aspen was taken aback when she met Ulric Black, the most attractive man she had ever seen. Ulric got Grace many cups of coffee until her shift ended, and then they spent the night together.
Grace lost contact with him after that. For lack of other options, Grace moved in with Victor Fraser and the Bronze Ridge Pack.
She was caught off guard when she ran across Ulric once more, this time with his fiancée, who was also Victor’s younger sister. Ulric is continuously giving chase to Grace, but she always stays one step ahead of him. Will Grace be honest with Ulric if he returns?
What other unexpected details is he about to learn?

Review

She Was Unwanted, Now She’s Something More!

Prepare yourselves, devoted readers of dark romance and fated mate sagas, because *The Unwanted Luna* is not just a story; it’s an emotional pilgrimage that will seize your heart, shatter it into a million pieces, and then, just when you think there’s nothing left, it will forge something utterly magnificent from the wreckage. If you’re on the hunt for your next obsession—a tale brimming with angst, betrayal, profound pain, and the promise of ultimate, earth-shattering power—then halt your scroll, because Amelia Solace’s journey is precisely what you’ve been craving.

From the very first page, we are plunged into a world where the sacred bond of mates is not a guarantee of love, but a curse. Amelia, our protagonist, harbored the most idyllic, innocent dreams of a mate who would cherish her, a soulmate who would complete her. She envisioned sparks, deep connections, and a lifetime of shared happiness. But the reality that slammed into her was a brutal, soul-crushing nightmare. Her fated mate, Alpha Xavier, despises her, accusing her of seducing his wolf, Ace, into a mating bond he vehemently rejects. And what a rejection it is!

Xavier, initially painted with the allure of a “real life, breathing Adonis on earth” – jet black hair, penetrating grey eyes, a square jaw, and “kissable lips” – quickly reveals a core of icy cruelty. His handsomeness is undeniable, his power formidable, but all these traits are twisted by his intense loathing for Amelia. He’s arrogant, bossy, possessive (of another!), and hard. The sheer contrast between his physical perfection and his emotional brutality creates a deeply complex, albeit infuriating, male lead. You’ll find yourself despising him one moment and perhaps, in a dark corner of your heart, yearning for the *potential* of the man his wolf, Ace, wants him to be.

Ah, Ace! Xavier’s wolf is a character unto himself, a powerful entity who genuinely loves Amelia. He marked her against Xavier’s wishes, intentionally got her pregnant, and genuinely apologizes for the pain his human inflicts. This internal conflict within the male lead is a masterstroke, offering a glimmer of hope amidst the darkness. It’s the ultimate “good wolf, bad human” dynamic that will keep you on the edge of your seat, wondering if Ace can ever truly conquer Xavier’s hatred. Their brief, tender interactions are like fleeting moments of sunlight breaking through a storm, offering a tantalizing glimpse of what *could* have been.

But Amelia’s torment is far from simple rejection. Five months pregnant with Xavier’s child, she is ostracized by the entire pack, branded a “low life murderer” who killed her parents and trapped their Alpha. Her own sister, Bianca, returns only to deepen the wound, revealing herself as Xavier’s chosen, the woman he openly loves and desires. The scene where Amelia witnesses Xavier kissing Bianca, seeing “no regret and no shame at all” in his eyes, is a gut-wrenching moment that will leave you breathless with sorrow. The betrayal, especially from her long-lost sister, adds layers of tragedy that are almost unbearable.

The emotional resonance of this story is off the charts. Amelia’s journey is a rollercoaster of unimaginable pain: the public humiliation, the isolation, the constant verbal abuse from the former Luna and pack members, and then, the physical manifestation of her mate’s infidelity. The “betrayal marks”—black, blue, and purple bruises—that bloom across her body every time Xavier is intimate with Bianca are a brutal, visceral symbol of her suffering. These scenes, though not explicit, paint a vivid picture of the intense, raw pain Amelia endures, making the reader feel every agonizing moment alongside her. The emotional stakes are higher than the heavens, and the narrative expertly conveys the profound heartbreak and slow erosion of Amelia’s sanity.

As Amelia’s bond with Xavier decays, so too does her mental state. She’s plagued by taunting voices, destructive nightmares, and the terrifying onset of her own, previously unknown, powers. For a “wolfless” girl, her sudden appearance of fangs, claws, and a roar is a chilling mystery, hinting at a destiny far greater and darker than anyone, especially her tormentors, could imagine. The narrative masterfully weaves in elements of suspense and intrigue with the shadowy figures and red-eyed entities that seem to follow and even *warn* her, suggesting a larger, more sinister plot at play.

Just when you think Amelia can endure no more, the story takes a monumental, breathtaking turn. Pushed to the absolute brink, seeing no escape from the relentless pain, and fearing she’ll become “feral” and harm her beloved son, Tristan, Amelia makes a heart-wrenching decision. Her suicide, a desperate act of love and self-preservation for her child, is incredibly powerful and heartbreaking. Xavier’s crushing grief upon realizing his mate is gone, the agonizing “howl of sorrow and pure heartbreak” he and Ace release, is a moment of raw, painful karma that will leave you reeling. The man who wished her dead is now utterly broken by her absence, forced to confront the depth of his cruelty.

But *The Unwanted Luna* is not merely a tale of tragedy. Just when you believe it’s over, the Moon Goddess, Selene, steps in, revealing that Amelia’s death would have caused the “end of the world.” This is where the story pivots from profound suffering to an awe-inspiring ascent. Amelia’s journey through a beautiful afterlife, reuniting with her loving parents, serves as a poignant, healing interlude before her destiny as the “dark goddess” is revealed. The ritual of her transformation, the breaking and re-forming of her bones, the surge of power, and the sudden darkness that descends as creatures and shadows kneel before her, all culminate in an electrifying moment that promises immense future gratification.

This narrative is a testament to resilience, a phoenix-like rise from the ashes of betrayal and despair. It delves deep into the psychological toll of rejection, the complexities of love and hate, and the profound strength of a mother’s bond. The writing, while sometimes raw and direct, effectively conveys Amelia’s inner world, making her struggle incredibly relatable for anyone who has ever felt overlooked or undervalued. The promise of Amelia reclaiming her power, perhaps even seeking retribution, is a tantalizing hook that will keep you devouring every word.

So, if you’re a connoisseur of werewolf romance who loves an underdog story, a tale where the heroine suffers immense heartbreak only to rise as an unstoppable force, then *The Unwanted Luna* is your next must-read. Prepare for intense emotions, a male lead who will both infuriate and intrigue you, and a female lead whose journey from unwanted mate to powerful goddess will leave you utterly captivated. Don’t miss out on this gripping saga—dive into Amelia’s world and witness her extraordinary transformation! You won’t regret embarking on this dark, enchanting ride.