Ellie just wants to be a normal human girl, not having to worry she'll accidentally kill someone with her magic. Centuries-old vampire Charles wakes up as a human teenager - complete with parents, homework and hormones - and now has to re-evaluate his life. Lee is a werewolf who is still fighting the change, unsure of the wolf he'll be when he finally regulates.

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Despite differences and their own uncertainties, can our three heroes come together to save Ellie's life?

Still dealing with the repercussions of her trauma and what it means for her powers, Ellie finds a safe place at uni to practice and learn. Druidry gives her an outlet and a sympathetic group of friends.

 

Finally regulated, Lee is learning how to live in his own skin. But, the call of the moon is strong and Lee has trouble resisting. Matters aren’t helped when a human comes into his life. But, Lee’s wolf isn’t the only thing she unleashes.

 

Between keeping Lee in check on a full moon, issues with Ellie, and someone killing his descendants, Charles’ first year at university is less than ideal. He’s constantly saving everyone else, but who’ll save him?

 

Wild sides are revealed as our trio realise that it’s one thing to accept yourself and another entirely to control yourself. Especially when you don’t want to.

Ellie’s finally found herself. Her power has grown and she’s not afraid anymore. She’s not speaking to her friends or family, but who needs them anyway?

 

Lee is dating Kate and has a handle on his wolf. He feels on top of the world and loving every minute of it. Why, then, does it feel like he’s forgotten something?

 

Charles is done. His sire is dead, he’s over life, his friends don’t need him anymore. What use is an old vampire when everyone else has moved on?

 

Sometimes, it takes a life-time to find yourself.

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Sometimes, you just have to accept you change.

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And, sometimes, you’ve just got to live with who you are.