She is everything the big bad wolf ever wanted. Belinda Campbell, or “Bell,” “Beauty,” as she is also called, is having a very difficult time coping with the consequences of her devastating trauma. Forced separation from her destined soul mate during recovery is almost unbearable. However, until she is strong enough to serve as Luna of the Poconos Wolf Pack, the safest place for her is Halle. Now, after months of loneliness, she is more than ready to come into her own. But is the pack ready to accept Puma as their Luna? Rick Lowell waited long enough to bring Belle into the home where she now belongs. He is aware of the danger, because he knows that shortly before this, a certain bitch from his pack, in order to take Bell’s position, decided to challenge her. The only way for Bell to get rid of the threat is to defeat the impostor in a duel. There is only one problem. Because of the pin in his broken femur, Bell is unable to throw himself over. Without this tactical advantage, the fight will be unequal. With the life of his newfound mate on the line, Rick is forced to make a decision that will change everything. That is, of course, if Bell gives him the chance to carry it out. Warning: The book contains explicit, graphic descriptions of erotic scenes, a lot of doggy style (or doggystyle) sex. -cats?) - in short, in the knee-elbow, as well as several Rick songs that you will never want to hear again. Never-yes.