Raven and Jaxon are the children of rival motorcycle club leaders—her father leads the feared Black Roses, his mother commands the deadly Vipers. Both have been hidden from the other side, raised away from the violence that defines their families. When they meet at school, they form an unexpected bond, unaware of their true lineage. But fate, family, and old vendettas begin to collide as their worlds inch closer together.

By day Raven Blackwood was everything people expected her to be-quiet, diligent, and soft-spoken. Professors praised her discipline, classmates admired her kindness, and neighbors called her the sweetest girl they knew. It was a mask she wore so well that no one ever thought to look closer. But when the sun dipped behind the horizon and the city lights bled across the streets, the mask cracked. The cardigan and textbooks gave wat to leather and steel, to the roar of her motorcycle and the pounding rhythm of fists against flesh. In the ring, in the alleys, on the open road-Raven was free. What no one knew, what she never dared to show, was the monster beneath her skin. She wasn't just a fighter. She wasn't just a biker. She was Alpha-Blood. Rogue. A wolf without a pack. And though she told herself she could survive alone, her wolf knew better. Somewhere out there, her mate was waiting. And then he came and everything she had built-the lies, the walls, the control- would shatter.

A young girl who lost her father when she was 13, wanted to become part of the pack in a meaningful way to help those who have lost like she had. She is considered rank-less but that is simply because of her not graduating high school. You see in Moon-Stone Pack they don't follow the blood for ranks. They look at Strength, Intelligence, Instincts and Training to pick the next Alpha, Beta, Gamma, warriors, cooks, nurses, doctors. Who will rise? Maybe she will find a mate maybe she won't but thats the last thing on her mind. Creating a good, happy life for her mom and sister is all she is worried about.

It was dark, she couldn't see the other side of her room. She lies there thinking of what she could have done in that moment, the moment she realized she was alone in her own darkness with her own thoughts. She thinks about how she used to be so happy and full of life but as she grew up she started to learn what love was. She didn't know who she was or who she wanted to be all she did know was that she wanted to spend her life with the one person who can make her bad days better, the person who she will spend the rest of her life with, but those days are gone now she lost her chance at true happiness and serenity. She still believed that one day prince charming would come and sweep her off her feet can carry her off into the sunset where they'd live happily ever after… To bad that's not how this story ends...