A Cruel Fate: Her Gamma's Regret
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"'Mine!' My wolf's purr echoed in my mind, eager to meet our destined partner, but I gently restrained her. "Zoe!" Dillon's growl rumbled, reaching out to me. "Stop!" I cried, pushing him away. "Stay back! Don't touch me! I don't want a mate, Dillon. I'm in love with someone else." "Repeat that!" He snarled, his fingers tightening possessively around my throat. In a moment of heartbreak, Zoe discovered Dillon with another woman, vowing never to let him hurt her again, but she knew it would be a difficult promise to uphold when fate revealed him as her fated mate. For Dillon, being bound to Zoe was a cherished dream. He acknowledged his past errors and understood that winning her love required more than just their mating bond. He was prepared to do whatever it took, but faced with her rejection, he struggled with whether to fight for her or let go. As their struggle to mend broken hearts and rebuild trust unfolded, a looming conflict between their wolf pack and the Dark Fae seemed inevitable. In the climactic battle, relationships would be tested, and lives would hang in the balance. Who would emerge victorious in this tale of fate, love, and redemption, forming the conclusion of Book 3 in the Celtic Wolf Series? This is followed by: Book 1: An Unwanted Fate - Completed Book 2: A Tangled Fate: Bound By Her Betas - Completed Book 3: A Cruel Fate: Her Gammas Regret - Completed The Warrior's Wild Wolf - Novella (Following A Cruel Fate) - Completed Resisting The Alpha Triplets - Completed Her Heartbroken Alpha - Novella (Following RTAT) - Completed

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Ethan keeps saying he needs to not judge things by human standards and morals, but even from a demons perspective, it seems strange to me that they would culturally accept sharing their wives, even if that wife is a succubus, and the one they are sharing it with is their son. Why? Because three of the Cardinal Sins with which demons are meant to embody are Pride, Greed, and Avarice, and neither of those three sins are particularly condosive to sharing.

So it's extremely weird to me that they would just shrug it off, like, "oh, she's just feeding our children, it can't be helped," especially when the level of intimacy and passion clearly goes far beyond the level of "just feeding." I mean it would be one thing if they just begrudgingly/reluctantly accepted it, but they seem to not care at all.
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That’s one crazy title
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wanted to see children or sum, did she even want children?
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This novel was the very first one I ever read on this site, and also the first novel in the cultivation genre that I read. Now 4-5 years later coming back to it overall it is pretty good, it just becomes repetitive. A TON of face-slapping so if you don’t like that I would avoid this novel at all costs.
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Indonesian version please
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Really enjoying this book so far! Talented writer :)
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