Publisher's Synopsis
The humans were getting bolder.
Or, at least, that's what Moon had been told.Moonlight is a human, as a matter of fact. This would have been fine, had she not been seemingly abandoned in the Great Woods by her mother and taken in by a group of wolves called the Lambda Pack. Meanwhile, the nearby Village has sent out woodcutters to gather more resources for their rapidly swelling community, causing tension in the Woods. Tension that leads the Omika Pack, led by the red wolf Imia, to attack the Lambda Pack because of Moon's residence there, which then leads to Moon, along with her friends Kiva, Chase, Inky, and Fawn, being abandoned (again) in the Great Woods.
Caden is the resident Healer in the Village while his father is in a coma. When Jack, his best friend, runs in with reports of a white wolf in the Woods, Caden decides to pin the last of his hopes on the rumor that a pure white animal can cure anything. But, of course, because this could never be easy, the white wolf happens to be Kiva, one of Moon's friends. And, when Caden realizes there's a random girl running around the Woods, he, as the Healer, feels an obligation to help (and maybe get Moon out of the way in the meantime).
Moon just wants Imia to leave her alone. Imia just wants all the humans to go away. As Moon is, as stated prior, a human, this makes it a bit tricky.
So, no actually, it was very much not fine.
It hardly ever was with Moon.
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