When Robyn gets stranded in the woods one day with none other than her high-school crush, the last thing on her mind is coming face-to-face with who he might be beneath the skin. *** For two years Robyn Hale successfully managed to hide her inexplicable attraction towards the new boy in town. While everyone else could so openly express their fondness for him, Robyn made an effort to keep her head down, study hard and get through the last two years of high school. Only, fate had something else in mind. What started as a harmless school trip soon became the catalyst which turned Robyn's world upside down. She found herself among new friends, new enemies and many, many new encounters with the one boy she tried avoiding since she laid eyes on him. Sucked into the dangerous world of werewolves, witches and magic, Robyn must learn to determine her friends from foes. Because in this world lovers are predestined, family bonds run deep and envy runs even deeper.

All I can hear is the loud ring of silence. It's broken only once a day, when a small portion meal comes through a slot that is immediately sealed after. It's dark. Nothing but black. I lost count of the days at 127. I don't know where I am, I've only heard one thing. I overheard them say, "The North field was over ran, it's complete chaos over there. These will take an extensive amount of time to get to." I can only assume she meant me when she said "These." ----- I was fourteen. I hadn't even shifted into my Wolf yet. Our Pack house was invaded by... them. I don't know who they are, I don't know what they want. All I can conclude is that, I guess, we're being used for something. Although I hate the silence, I dread the day that that large silver chamber door will open. Cover art by: ThatBookCoverCreator Warning: Contains graphic content such as blood, gore, violence, and language. Please take notice of the horror tag. Some content may not be suitable for all readers. Thank you.

Journey wasn't popular. She liked to stay in the shadows. To hide from the world. She wasn't perfect, but she was kind. And witty, definitely witty. On the day of her sixteenth birthday, everything she thought was real, turns out to be a lie. Her whole life had been a lie. She was just too oblivious too believe it.