When Orion, the leader of the Nightshade Pack, finds an injured woman near his territory, he makes an impulsive decision to bring her into his pack for treatment. Doubts linger, as she may be a spy sent by the Enclave, led by the ruthless Luna, Victoria.

What was supposed to be a straightforward case of recovery quickly becomes complicated. When Sophia awakens, she is plagued by amnesia, remembering only her name.

Orion faces a dilemma: should he send her away or allow her to stay? Ultimately, he decides to keep her until her memories return. As Sophia adjusts to life in the Nightshade Pack, a deep connection forms between her and Orion. They begin to realize they belong together, but what will happen when Sophia’s memories start returning in fragments? Will those memories destroy not only their bond but also the safety of the entire pack?


NB: Luna in this novel is a different concept, it doesn't just mean the wife of the Alpha. And also this book is rated 18.

The night dragged on after Sophia's harrowing awakening, the Trihydra's mocking laughter and Orion's accusing "Why?" haunting her thoughts. 


Sleep eluded her for most of the night as she fought a losing battle against the vivid images of destruction and guilt that refused to fade. 


Only in the early hours of the morning, as the first gray light seeped through the shuttered window, did exhaustion claim her. It was a poor, restless rest, plagued by fleeting shadows and muffled roars, leaving her weary and disoriented when she stirred.


She rose with a firm shake of her head, and pain at her side due to how badly she slept, deciding to keep the dream to herself. It was just a dream, a manifestation of her fear from the Trihydra's piercing gaze at the gate. 


Chapter 42 - A visit to Brynhild's Home