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After Grace Brisbane was attacked by a pack of wolves and was saved by one, after which she then begins to obsess over them. Mainly one in particular, Sam K. Polk. Both just so happened to have been attacked by wolves at a young age, yet the only difference is that one has to live the life of the wolf and the other a "normal" human life. Both Sam and Grace obsess over each other and all of that changes when Jack Culpepper goes missing. Jack Culpepper is the school bully, the police came to the conclusion, that he was attacked by wolves. One day she notices that policemen are in the woods hunting wolves. Frantic, she literally runs out of her car and runs home, to find a bloody male body. When she turns the body over she immediately notices
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