
Have you ever watched someone you loved, love someone else? And you taught that was the lowest you could stoop until you realized that they never belonged to you. You were fantasizing about a love that was one sided. You created your own heartbreak!
Nick Bloodwood, a charming werewolf, and Alex Bloodhood, a fierce werewolf are sons of the brooding and enigmatic Alpha of the Moonfang Pack. The two brothers are always at loggerheads, fighting and trying to prove to their father, that only one of them is fit to succeed him as Alpha of the Moonfang Pack and the last distraction they need is a young, innocent girl - the prophesied savior, who's as hot as she's irresistible. She is not theirs to take, neither of them can have her, but one of them is sure as hell taking her. Or, what if they both take her?
Chole lived her life as a regular teenager until her eighteenth birthday when she had her first transformation realizing her lycan powers. She is attacked by a rouge welfwolve but a fast, dashing Jace rescues her and takes her to his pack. Soon, she meets his brother Alex, who is hot, dark and everything she shouldn't want. But his face...it's the same face she sees every night in her dream making love to her. She's as drawn to him as she was in her dreams, but he rejects her because he is already fated.
The Moonfang Pack is the last welfwolf pack in existence and the rogue wolves are threatening it's existence by constantly wagging war. With the moon goodness ignoring their supplications, there are at the brink of extinction and the only thing that can save them is the special powers of Chole's amulet but the only person that knows the whereabout if it, is Chole's mother who has been kidn*pped by the leader of the rogue wolves.
When lies, lusts, betrayal, relevation, come to play, will the brothers focus on redeeming their pack and overcome their unholy fantasies and resist the sinful seduction of the ravishing savior or will they both take her?
A heart pumping fantasy you shouldn't miss. A game of survival where no one is to be trusted, not even the destined savior?

