
The Run Novel
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For centuries, werewolf lore whispered of the Moon Goddess bestowing soulmates. But the truth lurking in the shadows is far more terrifying—soulmates are an illusion. What truly defines their existence is The Run. Twice a year, under the eerie glow of a blue moon, a brutal ritual unfolds. She-wolves are forced to flee, their lives hanging in the balance as pursuing males hunt them down. Capture is not an option; it signifies a fate worse than death: violation, a forced marking, and complete possession by the first wolf to overpower them. There are no exceptions, no mercy—not for anyone, and…
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The Run novel is written by Author Alana Dyer.
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The Run novel currently has 48 chapters.
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The Run novel is currently ongoing.
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The Run novel belongs to the Romance genre.
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Ancient werewolf legends speak of the Moon Goddess granting soulmates, but the grim reality is more sinister: soulmates are a fallacy. The true essence of their existence lies in The Run. Twice annually, under the unsettling light of a blue moon, a savage ceremony takes place. She-wolves are compelled to escape, their survival at stake as male wolves relentlessly pursue them. Surrender is unthinkable, leading to a fate more horrific than death—a violation, forced marking, and utter subjugation b