"Close your eyes." he croaked, I did as I was told without any disobedience. "Have you any idea how badly I want to kiss you right now?" I shook my head in reply. "Badly, so fucking badly." he whispered as his harsh breath fanned across my cheek. Dark haired and tattooed, Xavier looked like the ultimate bad boy...but weren't bad boys meant to have that boyish charm? The thing is, Xavier was extremely guarded, hot headed and quite frankly, scary. In fact, Xavier was many things but romantic and loving wasn't two of them. He was a building half built, a puzzle with half of the pieces missing... Until he met me. Warning: Bad language (lots of). A possessive delinquent that is guaranteed to make you smile (or cry.)

In a small town called Mandeville, which is nestled to the Southwest of England, werewolves and humans co-exist without any problems. The Jackson pack is deemed as werewolf royalty and is known by other packs because of their ruthlessness to protect their territory. Adonis and Lilian Jackson are Alpha and Luna of the Jackson pack respectively, and parents to their beautiful daughter Christina. Now Christina is the only living white wolf in the entire world, therefore nicknaming her 'The Great White She'. Christina is set to attend Smith College in Summersville, Canada the upcoming fall, but before she can leave, she is met with a relative from the past that turns her world upside down. Trey Black is the bad boy of all werewolves. He is from the Crimson Moon pack in Summersville, Canada. Though Trey has faith in his pack, he knows that the Jackson pack from England has the strongest werewolves to ever walk the Earth. Trey never did see the importance of going to college because he is already filthy rich, but his mother, Sonia Black, convinced him to attend Smith College in the fall. What will happen when Trey and Christina bump heads in college? Continue reading to find out! ***This book is a work of pure fiction. None of the events presented in this book are in any way related to anyone or anything in reality. The places mentioned in this book are strictly fictional and should not be confused with real places.***