Nash Ward, alpha to a pack of white wolves, took his role as leader very seriously when his family and pack were almost destroyed by a clan of bear shifters ten years prior. It became his duty to protect the remaining four members, but when a human female shows up, scenting of his mate, his carefully hidden world opens up. Isabell Palmer, a journalist and survivalist, travels north from her home in Anchorage to spend four days on a solo hike. She hires Ward Air & Transportation to fly her into the remote location to start her journey, taking photos and gathering information for her article on backpacking locations in the state. She doesn’t expect to be thrust into the world of the paranormal. Nash immediately notices the female, but the need to keep his family’s secret safe outweighs the desire for a mate. Until the night he loses control, revealing himself to Isabell. When the truth comes out, will she run far away or stay with him even though they live in fear of being hunted at every turn?

Mason Ward has spent the last eleven years, learning to fly planes in the Alaskan wild, delivering supplies to those who lived off the grid and hikers looking for the thrill of going at it on their own. But, as a white wolf and a hunted shifter, he lives his life in solitude. Charlie Hines has applied to every place she can think of, looking for a job as a bush pilot. She knows the backcountry better than anyone else and has the resume to prove it. When she steps through the doors of Ward Air & Transportation, she knows she has found the place she belongs, but there’s one complication. Mason’s wolf wants nothing more than to tuck Charlie under his arm and run away with her, but the stubborn pilot won’t give in when she finally realizes his true nature. Word from the lower forty-eight has informed the humans about shifters, but she could care less what he is. In fact, she would rather fly planes and deliver supplies than allow him to touch her.

Aspen Ward and her wolf yearn for a mate and family of her own, but she knows it’s an impossibility living so far away from any humans. The arrival of his brother’s plane, and the customer they service with supplies, and she soon realizes why her mating scent is so strong around the human male. Booker Dupree has lived in the wild Alaskan backcountry for over ten years. He hasn’t wanted anything but the peace and quiet it brings him. Until he strikes up a friendship with the woman who works at the air service he uses to get to civilization. When an emergency call comes from Booker, Aspen heads out on her own to give him aide. The same shifters who killed their family find her with the human male, and they want her dead. Aston will prove his worth to her when he becomes the protector and destined mate she’s been hoping for all along.