The full moon calls. At night, in the dark, and it hurts. Camber Fordham lives inside the fences erected by the vampire ruling class, fences created to keep the werewolves out. Werewolves live beyond the fences, deep in the woods. Camber feels the call, so she will shift soon. When her sister felt the call, she disappeared one night before the change and came back a vampire. But that’s not a solution. Her sister only lives because the vampire king took a shine to her. There’s a strict moratorium on creating new vampires. And anyway, Camber doesn’t like her sister’s life in the city, even if she’s looked appreciatively into the ice blue eyes of her sister’s human boyfriend, Landon. No, Camber wants the trees and the sky and the open air. So, when the moon is fat and round and white, she climbs the fence, leaving behind everything she’s ever known. The first person she sees is Landon. But he’s not human anymore.

Camber Fordham, female alpha of the Northeast pack, is in the capital city for two reasons. save her fellow alpha Judah. capture Aston Waterfield so that she can honor the deal she made with the bloodhounds. Aston will remove their kill chips. But none of that is possible when Camber is blood bonded to the vampires and compelled to forget her past. It will take every connection she has and every skill she possesses to complete this mission. But first she has to remember the mission exists.

An uneasy alliance between the former vampire king, Viggo Heathcote, Camber Fordham, and her new mate Landon Bowie, has been formed to search for those stolen by the powerful dark figure. Viggo claims to love Camber’s sister Desta, and says he will do anything to rescue her, but Camber doesn’t trust him, and Landon straight-up hates him. This doesn’t make it easy to deal with attacking bloodhounds and faulty blood magic, even in the best of circumstances. But then the three of them are captured by the dark figure as well. Now, in order to save the people she cares about, Camber must also escape. And there is no way out.