Can a young werewolf who's lost everything learn to trust enough to love again? Fina had a life, a family, a future until a pack of rogue werewolves showed up and killed everyone she'd ever loved. Escaping with the only other survivor, a six-year old boy named Ryan, Fina crash lands in Wyoming, in the middle of a huge pack led by a sheriff with a streak of bad-ass that goes bone deep. Weres, especially young and on the run ones, need the safety of a pack and when the sheriff gets his first whiff of little miss hellfire from back east, decides for her that his pack is where she'll be staying for good. Problem is the sheriff's equally yummy brother wants Fina too. Fina's safe for now that is until the rogues come sniffing around, demanding the return of their woman. And they're willing to kidnap Fina's best human friend and threaten to change her unless Fina comes trotting back home.

Sergeant Owen Wells is finally stateside after his second tour in Iraq. He goes home to a place he’s never seen and tries to fit into a werewolf pack that doesn’t take kindly to interloping males. But Owen’s got some skills they need and he’s sent on a covert mission to find out why a neighboring sheriff was murdered, and why the heirarchy in that pack is crumbling. Problem is, he can’t keep his paws off a certain dispatcher. She’s got a body that would make Barbie jealous and a mouth that makes him want to dive into sin. Unfortunately, the pack’s reluctant leader’s got it bad for her too.