Johanna Adalwolf has spent years avoiding the Lariat Clan and the wolf who resides there. She wants nothing to do with Nicolas Olcan and his playboy ways. With her business on the edge of greatness and an opportunity to enter the Race Games appearing, she can feel success on the horizon.
But fate has a funny way of messing things up.
The wolf clan alphas will only approve her entry under one condition: Race with Nicolas, or don't race at all. Now she's stuck with the arrogant wolf she hoped to never see again, fated or not. The last time they'd seen each other, she'd given him a swift kick in the shins and some choice words, but the Nicolas who appears has grown up. She shouldn't be giving him side glances and thinking about how things could be different, not with so much at stake.
It should have been easy— enter the Race games, win, take home the prize— but it's clear from the beginning that things aren't as they seem with the Supernatural Council or The Games. At every turn, someone is trying to stop them from crossing the finish line. The corruption runs deep, and without realizing it, Johanna and Nicolas find themselves in the thick of it.
Someone doesn't want the wolves to race.
Too bad the wolves were always meant to run wild. . .