Female Alphas are unheard of in werewolf society, and the Sapphire Pack is no different. So when Lena’s father dies, no one is more shocked than she to discover that his Alpha powers have transferred to her. Lena has her hands full protecting her pack from hunters and rogue wolves, while simultaneously facing prejudices and power-hungry males who want to mate with her just to steal her title. But when the uber-sexy Kane enters the picture, Lena gets a lot more than she bargained for. He irritates her to no end, while giving her butterflies at the same time. With his interference and her new-found power bubbling under her skin, something inside her changes, leaving her confused as to what she truly is. She soon discovers that searching for answers is most difficult when the last person she can trust is the only one who has them.

Desperate to find out what she is and where she belongs in the werewolf society, Lena seeks out Dash—the only other werewolf of her kind. But Dash is reluctant to give up any information. Along with her newly founded comrade, Stark, Lena must uncover what Dash is hiding. But she learns that sometimes the truth only leads to more trouble. Wanting to get back to her pack and Kane, her mate, Lena struggles to find how to break away from the mess she’s gotten herself into. But when old enemies come back into the picture, things take a turn for the worst.

A peace that won't last. An exciting adventure that has its risks. And a new enemy on the horizon. Now that she’s settled into her Aluna title, a whole new adventure calls to Lena. She discovers she’s expecting and she and Kane couldn’t be happier. The bad thing, she can no longer shift into her wolf form. With an overprotective mate, Lena shouldn’t have to worry about not being able to shift. But, as usual, the peace doesn’t last. Now, there’s a new enemy on the horizon. A group of werewolf hunters that call themselves the Order. They want to take advantage of Lena’s debilitated state and destroy their pack, which is now considered to be the strongest one in the nation. It’s hard to recognize friend from foe amongst the hunters, so what does this mean for the ones who live with them?