The book is written by Ariel Eyre. She has a remarkable story - she became deaf at the age of six due to an unfortunate accident. Despite not having a wolf to heal her, she maintains a captivating smile that could steal anyone's heart. She asks, "Can you hear me?" but sadly shakes her head. Navigating communication without speech presents a challenge. As her potential mate, I possess the power to mind-link through marking, which feels like a natural right. However, I worry about respecting her feelings and autonomy. Her deafness raises questions about her strength within our pack, should I choose to bond with her. Luna would need to be self-sufficient, or at the very least, learn to defend herself. My journey south with my brother was initially a quest for broader experiences, away from the harsh realities of life in the northern territories. We relied on the land for survival. Yet, fate led me to encounter my mate, belonging to a pack with contrasting values. Their lifestyle contrasts starkly with what I'm accustomed to, and my rough upbringing might push me into making decisions that could jeopardize the Shadow Pack.
