All her life Emma dreamed of being loved. Her singing career did not work out and the girl was expelled from the tribe for many years. Injured after saving a child from Cerberus, she is forced to steal food from people, thereby undermining the basis of the Law of Werewolves. She is found at the crime scene by the territory's leader and his deadly grizzly warrior. To her surprise, they help her recover and take her in. Obviously they don't know her past. And, she can't resist the temptation to be around other werewolves - especially ones that are so attractive and powerful. Perhaps she can stay...just a little while longer. As a grizzly warrior, Ben is ordered to give the cute were-bear a sanctuary where she can heal. The tribesman left Ben, his house is empty, and he has been alone for too long. Smart and gentle, curvy Emma is a delight...even if she strangely doesn't talk much about her past. Having long ago sworn off women, he cannot resist her. He'll be damned if he doesn't try to keep her, he doesn't care if she has secrets or not. Women are problems. In years past, one of these caused Ryder to break up with a friend. Now the werepanther returns to Ben with his four-year-old cub, which he took from the disgusting woman. To Ryder's annoyance, his brother protects the wounded bear. A woman. Worse, beautiful, tender, loving - he'll be damned if he's going to fall in love and get involved in all this again. But as the dark moon arrives and death breathes down his neck, he realizes that not all women are the same. Can three lonely werewolves and one cub create a new family together in a world filled with Cerberus and fairies?