Forsaken Mother of the Alpha’s Heir

He rejected her at the altar and shattered the bond in front of the entire Syndicate.
She walked away in white silk and silent humiliation, carrying the one secret that would have changed everything.
Five years later, the forsaken bride returns—not as a victim, but as the woman who owns his empire. When Kaelen Mordrake publicly cast Elowen aside, he believed he was choosing power over weakness. He didn’t know she was pregnant. He didn’t know a Blood Oath had been signed for her death. And he didn’t know the woman he banished would spend five years building a corporate dynasty strong enough to dismantle his throne piece by piece. Alone in the human world, Elowen survives exile, raises a powerful heir in secrecy, and transforms heartbreak into strategy. Vesper Global rises from nothing. Debt is acquired. Alliances are leveraged. And when she returns, she doesn’t beg for answers—she calls in every note and claims control of the empire that once discarded her. But vengeance fractures when truth surfaces. The rejection that destroyed her was meant to save her life. The men who signed her death warrant have all been hunted down. And the Alpha who broke her bond has spent five years bleeding in silence for a war she never saw. Reunion ignites what never truly died. Their son’s power awakens too early. Rival Alphas circle. The High Council demands a crown or exile. And when enemies strike, Kaelen must choose again—throne or family. This time, he kneels. If she forgives him, she risks reopening wounds that nearly killed her. If she walks away, she tears apart the family her child is only just beginning to know. Power is on the table. So is redemption. But love has never followed Syndicate law. Forsaken Mother of the Alpha’s Heir is a dark paranormal redemption romance filled with groveling, secret heir tension, ruthless corporate revenge, shattered bonds, possessive Alpha devotion, and a second-chance love fierce enough to burn down empires. Enter the world where rejection creates queens—and redemption demands blood.