Claimed By Silver He's been hunting the men who come near me for six years. I just didn't know his name. Freya has learned to read a room like the weather. Which exits matter? Which men linger too long. It's a skill she shouldn't need — except every man who's ever shown her the smallest interest has ended up dead, and the police have started calling it a pattern instead of bad luck. Then Sterling starts following her home. He doesn't deny it. He doesn't apologize for it either. He tells her she's his, has been since before she knew his name, and he vanishes like smoke before she can call the police. She should run. Instead, she starts wondering why she isn't more afraid. Sterling isn't a man. He's something older, something that marked her skin the first night he touched her because the alternative — the real claim, the one his kind is built for — would kill her. He's spent six years starving himself of her to keep her alive. He's not sure how many more nights he has left in him. When an ancient Council decides her survival is no longer his choice to make, Sterling and Freya have one chance to prove that what's between them is stronger than every rule written to keep them apart — and Freya has to decide how much of herself she's willing to risk on a man who was never supposed to want her back. Claimed By Silver is a dark, obsessive fated-mates romance featuring a morally grey alpha hero, a heroine who fights for her own survival instead of waiting to be saved, and a bond that isn't supposed to be survivable. Contains explicit content and dark themes intended for mature readers. See the full content note inside.