Ivy Rose a lonely, loveless, and wild sixteen-year-old shape-shifter wolf who finds herself living on her ancestral territory as the last of her family. After having lost just about everything, Ivy dreads losing her home when her house is purchased by the Pierce Clan. But to her surprise she is accepted into the family where she bonds with the easy-going father Benji, the worldly Uncle Garret, the flirtatious Cameron, the moody Roman, the mysterious Wren, the naive Henry, and the studious Cole. But conflict occurs when the Council, the supreme wolf-shifters of the world, want to auction Ivy's marriage rights to the highest bidding pack, potentially sending her across the globe. The Pierce Clan believes the auction to be morally reprehensible but are unable to prevent it - unless Ivy can prove herself to be the sisterly luna the Pierce men need her to be before she turns eighteen. Will the Pierce Pack be able to tame Ivy's wild heart before it's stolen? --- Note: This story is a bit unconventional in the teen werewolf genre. I've changed how common werewolf roles work. For example, "lunas" aren't always mates with the alpha of a pack, it can be a daughter or sister. The concept of destined mates with a magical werewolf bond is also eliminated, along with traditional "marking" commonly seen in the werewolf genre. The story addresses love, but in a broader sense than mates. Please don't approach this story with the expectation of mate bonds, marking, or alphaxluna romance!