Talon Marshall enjoys living in solitude, which confirms
that he doesn't have any plans to find a life mate like the
rest of his family. His lodge is located near a dense
forest and flowing river, a perfect backdrop for his job as
a nature guide and for the wolf within him. As he roams his
land, a storm rolls through the area with extreme
lightening cracking during the night. The intensity and
power bring down a cluster of trees, and he finds a woman
trapped under a large fallen tree trunk. His first reaction
to the strange woman is to help her get free; his second
reaction is more primal and permanent, which he fully
intends to resist with every fiber of his being. Yet
something is off, so he is reluctant to let her go until he
figures it out.
Kenna Thomas is not from the same universe as her handsome
hero, but she can't tell him that. In fact, her life is no
longer her own; it belongs to Vandar, a creature who
invaded her city taking her and many others as slaves to do
his bidding. He uses his talents and their fear to force
them to complete certain tasks, which is why she is
currently trapped by a tree and getting rescued by a
handsome man. Her task is to collect as much proof and data
regarding this earth side of the parallel universe to
prepare for an invasion. Unfortunately, this task goes
against who she is; lying doesn't come easy to her and
telling untruths to this man feels like she is betraying
herself. She must focus; the danger is very real, so her
only hope is to find a way to escape Vandar's hold on her.
Rebecca York brings a unique spin to her paranormal
world of her Moon series by mixing real world history and
fantasy into a fascinating tale with action and intrigue.
As a werewolf, Talon is no stranger to secrets, and he can
sense that the psychic Kenna is keeping something from
him. But Talon is powerfully drawn to the mysterious
stranger, and the urge to claim her is just as strong as
the instinct to keep himself guarded. With impossible
secrets keeping them apart and the threat from the other
world drawing near, their fate hangs in the balance—unless
they can learn to trust each other.