I spent eight years running from the pack that broke me. Then an alpha wolf found me bleeding in an alley-and everything I knew about mates shattered. I'm Luna Grey, and I survived my father's cruelty by suppressing my wolf and staying invisible. No pack. No bonds. No risk of being used again. But Asher Wilde isn't like other alphas. He's patient where my father was cruel. Protective without being controlling. And the mate bond pulling us together feels nothing like the chains I escaped. The problem? My father wants his "prize" back. The Solstice Pack carries genetics for multiple mates. And I'm discovering I might be destined for four wolves, not just one. Four mates. Four bonds. Four chances to trust again-or four ways to get my heart broken. Asher says pack bonds heal instead of harm. Cade says I'm stronger than I know. Rowan says my wolf deserves freedom. And Kael... the mysterious fourth who showed up seeking sanctuary... he says I deserve to live, not just survive. They're offering me everything I thought impossible: Safety. Choice. A home built on love instead of fear. Pack bonds that strengthen through connection, not control. But my father is coming. And he'll burn the world down before he lets me choose my own destiny. For readers who want the pack bond fantasy without the trauma. Where protective doesn't mean possessive. Where choosing your family means choosing yourself first. CLAIMED BY THE ALPHA is a non-dark reverse harem shifter romance featuring: One badass omega discovering her powerFour protective (not possessive) wolf shiftersPack bonds that heal through chosen familyFound family warmth & fierce loyaltySteamy scenes with enthusiastic consentTrauma recovery done rightComplete HEA (no cliffhanger!)WHY CHOOSE - she gets all four matesBook 1 focuses on Luna and Asher's bond while introducing Cade, Rowan, and Kael. Future books deepen all four relationships. Perfect for fans of Jaymin Eve, Leia Stone, and Elizabeth Briggs who crave protective heroes, strong heroines, and RH romance that respects consent.