Rhamin is the leader of a pack. His rival, who cannot depose him, resorts to doing bad things to try, which results in a young boy, his sister and their parents entering the story. At a time when some wolves are in need of help to survive, one of the pack discovers that it can communicate with the boy and it is the relationship that builds between the wolves and the family that leads to a dangerous and exciting adventure for them all. With a good element of the paranormal and a couple of humourous characters as well, the story is told from the wolves' perspective, taking readers inside the pack so that they see everything through a wolf's eyes. Rhamin is a bestselling light, fantasy adventure with lots of danger, drama and suspense. It has an unusual twist and a knife edge climax that keeps you turning the pages to the very last page.

When Ben and Margo's cousin turns up at the farm it means trouble. Thirteen year old Elsie does not intend making life easy for the family and certainly has no intention of getting swept up in the whole senseless wolf business. Wolves and people just do not communicate with their minds. But when they become embroiled in Rhamin's life or death fight for survival, it turns out not to be just the wolves' battle. The whole family is propelled into a torrent of perilous events where wolves and children depend on each other for survival. Pursued by one enemy, wolves and children fail to reckon on all the others, and when they are cornered by their pursuers it becomes unclear just who are Rhamin's enemies. Splitting up so that some may survive means that some will ultimately die. In the end it is the enemies of the Rhamin pack that decide.

After her pack has been slaughtered, the white wolf Tala flees for her life as her hunters are swept away by an avalanche. But more and more people join in the hunt for her as she travels ever southwards. She finds no comfort from the men-kind through whose lands she is travelling, nor does she find solace from any other wolves until she meets some members of the Rhamin Pack. The pack, in turn, is friendly with the family of a farmer called Raymond, and it is Tala by being accepted into the Rhamin pack that imperils the lives of not just Rhamin and his wolves but Raymond’s family. And the reason is the secret she carries about the men who went missing on the mountain. This is the third book in the Rhamin Series following RHAMIN and BLUE TOOTH. The story of the strong relationship between a pack of wolves and a farmer and his family continues with more action adventure and suspense.