He was a professional gunman, not a murderer. Falsely accused of a crime he didn’t commit, Landon Jeffers is on the run from a posse determined to see him dance at the end of a noose. Passing through a desolate stretch of Arizona desert on a route he’s sure will throw them off his trail, he makes a discovery that will change his life forever. Silver. Never one to throw away an opportunity to line his pockets, Lan decides to settle in and dig his way to a fortune. But what are the brilliant glowing orange stones he also unearths? What is this strange fascination he feels for them? More importantly, why have his dreams of silver riches morphed into images of moonlit nights, howling wolves and an Indian brave whose piercing black eyes turn to reddish/orange fire?

History in the making… A lot can change in forty years. Landon and Dark have witnessed it all first hand. In 1889 they led Dark’s people, a free Apache tribe, into the Grand Canyon where they remained hidden—until now. Over the years legends have taken shape about men inhabiting the Grand Canyon—men who turn into wolves. For the werewolf hunters who descend upon the ancient tribe, truth means very little and life even less. The thrill of the hunt is their only consideration. For Landon and Dark, the coming struggle for survival will bring blood spilled in the midst of heartache and rage. They will need every bit of courage they possess to save their people and preserve the existence of the Moon Wolf.

Sixty years ago a loose end was inadvertently left unchecked. Now it’s begun to unravel. People are dying, their bodies found torn apart by some savage beast and in each case a bloody souvenir is left behind. For Landon and Dark, these disembodied fingers are silent admonishments for they share something in common with the killer. All three of them have been given the gift of the moon wolf but something has gone terribly, terribly wrong. In the face of growing suspicion from local law enforcement, Lan and Dark are forced to go on the hunt. It’s up to them to stop a killer. One who’s been holding a grudge for a very… long… time.