The sequel to Bella Notte

Vampires? Check. Werewolves? Check. Death prophecy to hang over your head? Double check. Seventeen year old Emma Hutchinson struggles to find her place in the world she has been born to as she tries to decide whether she should be with Michael, the boy she has been dreaming about since she was three or if she belongs with Dominic, her betrothed.

Leaving home was the last thing they wanted, but Serenity and Eric needed the freedom they never had or will ever have with the werewolves. Raising their children away from their own family and their real identity, but time and circumstances had caught on them and they needed to get back home to be where they belong. Now all grown and parents themselves, they need to go back to the land of shifters for the battle that has Serenity has no way of running away from. But it seems not the same for her children.

Ending up in the hands of the hunters, by choice this time, Serenity is now out for blood. Trying to fight off their commands and black mails she finally uses what power she has to save herself and find Eric and her wolf. With the help of a captured shifter and a witch, they needed to lose themselves and find their better half to reach their destination- and everything starts in a circus.

Serenity is an Alpha's daughter- and not only any Alpha, but the Alpha King himself. That makes Serenity the most protected female shifter among all the shewolves, for a reason too. Being the she wolf born under the Alpha King she is the so called Daughter of the Moon, the shifter who has the power to call on other shifters, distance was not a question. It is in their blood to answer to her, the flesh and blood of their deity. It had been a century since there was one, and that didn't end good and her father and brother refuses to have a repeat of that. But what if the fates have a different plan? Somewhere between the search for her mate, she is taken as a captive by the hunters who plans to use her powers. What will become of the pack and not to mention their kind?