Dani Evans, 25, a sharp, witty journalist desperate for a comeback after a two year hiatus that she has gone soft. When she's offered a high-profile assignment, a five-day interview with an enigmatic billionaire, Adrian King, she sees it as an opportunity to prove she's still got it. Dani arrives expecting to meet the man she has read about in every magazine; wildly arrogant, charismatic and powerful but the man she meets isn't Adrian King but another employee carefully groomed for the public face. He is paid to dazzle cameras and throw off the scent. The real Adrian King is a reclusive genius with a disability, hidden away by his controlling father and long erased by the public's memory. As days unfold, Dani finds herself drawn to Adrian's sharp mind and quiet strength. With her deadline approaching she must choose to make her career or protect the man who's breaking down walls she has spent years building.

Every full moon, the villagers of Crowden lock him in an iron cage. Not because he is dangerous but because he doesn't remember anything from during his transformation. To him, it's like a blackout night, a missing memory. One morning after a transformation, he wakes up to blood in his fingernails but they aren't his and the cage wide open.The elders swear nothing happened but the villagers won't look him in the eye. Alaric must now uncover what it is the village is so desprately trying to keep him from remembering and what happened that night.