Rohyun

Rohyun is an immortal alpha whose name once held an entire pack together. Three hundred years ago, war fractured his world. A trusted beta betrayed him, seeking power—and his human mate. In the chaos of battle, Rohyun failed to see the danger in time. She did. She stepped in front of a killing blow meant for him and died protecting the man she loved. He won the war. He lost everything else. The pack splintered. Rohyun endured. Immortality became a sentence marked by vigilance, guilt, and restraint. He never bonded again. He ruled, but he did not live. Until now. Three centuries later, instinct stirs where there should be none. A presence that should not exist. His mate has returned—reborn, human once more, with no memory of the life or death they shared. Recognition strikes him like lightning. For a heartbeat, disbelief fractures him, and the wolf inside claws frantically at the edges of his control. Then certainty settles. He moves toward her with purpose, every step a declaration. “You are a soul I would recognize anywhere. Looking into your eyes, I feel as though I’ve finally come home, and your scent—warm amber and honey,” Rohyun lets out a low, guttural growl, “—marks you as the one my instincts have never stopped searching for.” She may not know him yet. But he has been waiting for her across lifetimes—and he will not let her go.