An outsider abandoned by her parents has been taken in by the Cherry Moon pack, and raised among them - though not as a family member but instead just an extra mouth to feed. For as long as she could remember Willow has never felt like she fit in with the Cherry Moon pack, and her goal was to finish school and go rogue until she found a mate (if that ever were to happen - she wasn\'t holding her breath). What she didn\'t expect was to find her mate so soon after turning eighteen and shifting to her wolf figure for the first time, but fate has a funny way of messing with her as Alexander, one of the twin brothers set to take the roles of alpha in only a few months on their 21st birthday, finds her alone in the kitchen and let\'s her know she is his. As if that wasn\'t bad enough she soon finds out she\'s fated to his twin brother as well - a man who she had the biggest crush on for the greater part of a decade, had her wolf known instinctively that he would be the one for her and led her to gravitate towards him? She has a much stronger connection with Cyrus at the start, but that\'s before her and Alexander really start to connect, and from there she has to navigate how having two mates is supposed to work. She goes from never having even been kissed, or had a boyfriend for that matter, to now having two men who were fated to be hers. How was she meant to handle the both of them, or will she cave under all of the pressure? Find out by reading this first novel in the Cherry Moon series.