"Even a lone wolf is filled with hope and freedom" Kasa has her whole life planned out. She is her pack's semi alpha this means that when the time comes she will take up her mother's role of alpha but is that really what she wants? She is then summoned with a few other wolfbloods to Rivendell for a secret council. It is then that she volunteers to join the fellowship in a quest to destroy the Ring of Power. But there is more to be found in this quest than just adventure. There will be betrayal, hurt, loss and fear but there will also be bravery, friendship and perhaps even a chance of love. This book is the second in the 'Children of the Moon' series so I suggest that if you want to fully understand it then you go and read the first book, 'Wolf Runner'. Based off J.R.R Tolkien and Peter Jackson's 'Lord of the Rings', 'Fellowship of the Ring'. I do not own any of the characters appart from Ria, Kaleb, Kasa and any other Wolfbloods in this book.

Ria has lived in Rivendell all her life but she's not an elf. When she was just 2 months old she was found in the river just 3 days after the distruction of kaden, her home city. Ria is what the elves call a child of the moon or wolfblood. This means that since her 11th birthday every full moon she becomes a wolf. But as her 16th birthday approaches Ria starts to wonder about her heritage. Is she really the only one left?