The Night He Chose Her, I Married the Wolf King
45 eps · Completed · All episodes free
Genres: High society · Love triangle · Tangled romance
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Synopsis
**Betrayal** Victorian England. Night-born nobles (vampires) ruled London’s high society; the wolf clans held the northern wilds. Their blood feud had lasted centuries. Rosalind Blackwood, daughter of Blackwood Manor, had loved Alistair, Duke of Duskmoor and leader of the vampires, for a hundred years. For him she betrayed her family, poured her entire dowry into restoring his ruined house, and every night brewed blood-wine with her own hands. On their wedding night a silver-poisoned blade struck her shoulder. Her fiancé abandoned her on the storm-lashed moor because of a forged illness letter from his “white moonlight,” Vivian. “Vampires heal themselves. A scratch won’t kill anyone.” As she lay dying, a carrier raven delivered the final blow: Alistair had signed an Eternal Night Blood Compact with Vivian. Death itself appeared on the moor. “I can save you. I will cut every thread of love from your heart so you will never ache for him again. But if you ever fall in love in this lifetime, your soul will fall into the void forever.” Rosalind, broken beyond hope, accepted the bargain. The rain stopped. The moon rose. She flung her engagement ring into the mud and released the raven: “Tell my father I agree to the marriage alliance with the Wolf King.” **The Alliance** At the Hunt Moon Ball, Rosalind negotiated a contract marriage with Kieran Lycan, the Wolf King. She needed the wolves’ fangs to secure her place; he needed a vampire bride to seal a truce. Kieran sp
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