Since Daisy opened her eyes to the world, she has only ever known suffering. Her mother barely survived her birth, only to die when she was three years, a mere cub. Daisy’s father resented her for his mate death. The purity of a father’s love faded away only to be replaced with pure hatred making Daisy’s life hell on earth. Bullied in school by her peers and at home by her sister and father she spends her days dreaming of the day her mate will come and save her. Take her away forever. People treated her like she was diseased, blaming her for the misfortune of her family. The bullying only got worse the older she got. Daisy never knew what friendship or love was. Even Martha her sister joined others to make her life hell. On the last day of the winter solstice, the moon shines brightly shining light on a tired Daisy pushing through bushes, scratches all over her body but clutching her prize tightly in her hand, praying she got home in time to meet the celebrations. Her father had sent her on one of his many fools’ errands to keep her away from the party. Lost and confused, she missed her way, unknown to her it would change her fate forever. Two pairs of glowing red eyes stared at her from the bushes. The air thick with a sickly-sweet scent of evil and dark sinister thoughts wrapped tight around her chest. Instead of panic and fear she felt strangely drawn to the scent. One brave step closer to the bushes, followed by a loud growl brought her senses back, turning on her heels Daisy ran in the opposite direction. Flowing silky dark hair in her wake. Unknown to her, those pair of red eyes track her all the way home. Patiently, watching the quiet doe-eyed slender girl from the boundary of Stoneridge Pack. Daisy has sealed her fate, she will be taken by the predators, their new toy...