Sorcha Novik longs to leave her past behind. Sorrow means fear and pain and the weight of never being enough. Not strong enough. Not dominant enough. Not wolf enough. She finds contentment in the intricacies of the electrical systems vital to the wolves' survival and joy in learning the technology of her new world.

Then she meets Zahar. He's handsome, playful, and seems to genuinely see her. Not the warrior her father wanted her to be or the submissive many of the pack treated her as. He sees her and seems to like what he sees.

But Zahar isn't who she believes him to be, and Sorcha carries scars deeper than just her skin. They rip open during a summer storm and nip at her heels throughout her postgraduate assessment. While she and Zahar navigate a relationship Sorcha never expected but cannot live without, they find themselves targets in the saboteurs' vengeful game.

Can Sorcha overcome the trauma of her past, save her mate, and claim the male who sings to her wolf's heart?