Beyond the Neural Shackles

Made for the phone in your hand, Beyond the Neural Shackles tells a powerful women and underdog rise story in portrait mode — no rotating, no black bars. It runs 45 episodes of roughly one to two minutes each — about 1 h 8 min in total, easy to finish over a few commutes. The plot, in short:

Evangeline was an Omega at the bottom of the pack, forced to become a maid for Damon—the Alpha’s eldest son—just to survive. On the night of her eighteenth birthday, she turned out to be his fated mate. He marked her and claimed her, only to keep her as his secret lover. When his mother humiliated her in public, he stood by and did nothing. He took another woman’s hand and declared his bid to become Alpha. Then her gravely ill mother was stuffed into a sack and dumped into the sea.She fled with his unborn child and begged a witch to erase every memory of him. Five years later, she is Lina: an internationally renowned artist and the long-lost daughter of the Silvercrest Pack’s Alpha. When she returns home, a stranger grabs her hand at a kindergarten parent-teacher conference. His name is Damon. He tells her she is his fated mate, that he has searched for her for five years, that he never killed her mother, and that he loves her. But she has no memory of him.