The werewolves of La Cove return in the sequel with discovery of mysterious powers, passionate romance, and even mortal danger. While enemies form bonds into lovers, a young teen wolf finds out that he can sense emotions from around him. Nathan doesn't have a clue on why he has the ability to do so, but when hints brought him to discover that he inherits psychic powers from older bloodlines of his family, everyone thinks he is in danger. This is because psychics are believed to be mind-readers, and they are highly wanted by a circle of dark magicians, who enslaved this kind to perform cruel mind control over their targets. Meanwhile, the new kid Keith Carter finds Nathan Drew to be irresistibly (and mysteriously) alluring. He doesn't know why he draws so much of his attention, and he doesn't need a distraction having to develop a new, fragile affair with someone he's been liking from school. As Nathan and Keith's lives intertwined, their burning passion for each other leads to higher stakes between the wizards and the werewolves. Their story opens a new chapter on a battle that can steal the peace of many otherworldly creatures, who live and coexist harmoniously with one another.

Jordan Patterson has to accept that his number one nemesis is the one he's destined to love for the rest of his immortal life. Ever since childhood, Jordan has been bullied by Jace Andrews, but to the rest of the pack, Jace is considered the strongest, smartest, and most attractive werewolf around—the bright hope for the pack's future. Then Jordan finds out that Jace is his mate—the person who bears the other half of his soul, and the one he is destined to be with for the rest of his life. Unable to accept a growing attraction to someone he can only see as cruel, Jordan keeps the truth to himself. But the mate bond grows intensely stronger until Jace begins to suffer as well: sensing his mate in the shadows, haunted by hallucinations and nightmares, but unable to see a clear vision of his soul mate. The Alpha is forced to find out the root of this trouble, and comes to a decision to track the hiding mate. In some cases a male werewolf who hides from his mate is seen as the ultimate coward. But will the world understand Jordan’s conflict with Jace? No matter what the consequences are, falling in love with a mate is inevitable, and Jordan knows he can’t avoid that.