I’ve been captured, abused, violated, and changed into a werewolf by a power-hungry man who didn’t care whether I would be destroyed in the process. But I escaped; now I am no longer that weak girl who took the pain and accepted it. I am no longer a victim. Instead, I am stronger, wiser, and a fighter, but most importantly, I am a survivor.

When  Daisy starts University in Wales, all she wanted was to escape the ghosts of her past. She dreams of one day being able to help those who have been abused and victimised the help she never had. Daisy wants to give those who need it a voice. She didn’t plan to meet a gorgeous wolf, who makes her feel things she thought she'd never feel again. If only he wasn’t her lecturer and the one thing she hates the most about herself.

Michael has dedicated his life to teaching at his old university, and his pack, whilst leading his team of Pack Protectors. His team’s primary goal is to keep their pack and other wolves in their territory safe from any threat. When the alpha asks Michael’s to transfer to a local university, he has no choice but to agree. Michael has his life mapped out, and there’s no space for anything but his pack and team. That’s until he sees a rogue; Instantly recognising this is no regular rogue. Michael longs to see her again. But when he finds her sitting in his classroom, he realises things will not be straightforward if he decides to act on his feelings.

Daisy and Michael need to decide whether they accept their growing feelings for each other, risking their jobs and degrees. Or do they ignore everything in the hope that their feelings will go away? How hard can it be to ignore the primal need to be together, to claim what is theirs?

But when history starts to repeat itself and Daisy once again finds herself a target, can Michael stand by and watch the woman he cares for being put in harm’s way? Can he show her just how strong she can be if she only accepts what she has become?