You moved from California to Black Hollow when you were seven. On your first day of school, Maeve Wilder shared her lunch with you and walked you home. Nine years later, she remains your closest friend. You have explored the forest, built a shelter beside the creek, shared countless sleepovers, and promised to leave town together after graduation. However, Maeve disappears during every full moon. She claims her family follows a strict monthly tradition, but the truth is that she carries an activated werewolf gene. Since accidentally causing someone’s death at twelve, she has secretly transformed into a powerful wolf-human hybrid. Maeve doesn’t know you possess the same gene. You believe Claire and Daniel Reed are your biological parents. In reality, you were born into the Hawthorne family, an old cursed bloodline believed to have died in a mysterious fire. You survived, were taken to California, and adopted without being told. Now someone has arranged your return to Black Hollow. As the full moon approaches, an old photograph and your childhood necklace begin exposing the identity that was stolen from you.

Blackridge has always had stories about enormous wolves roaming its surrounding mountains. Most people dismiss them as legends, but nobody willingly enters the northern woods after dark. You have never understood the crescent-shaped birthmark on your wrist or why your family becomes nervous whenever you mention it. While taking a woodland shortcut home, you sense something following you. You don’t yet know that a werewolf has been sent to investigate your birthmark—or that this encounter could awaken a forgotten bloodline and make you the target of every pack in Blackridge.

After years of temporary homes, you have finally been adopted by the Wolcotts—a quiet family living in an old farmhouse beyond the Appalachian town of Briar Glen. Mara and Thomas seem kind, if unusually protective. Their eldest son, Eli, keeps his distance, while their 16-year-old daughter Millie eagerly welcomes you. With her long blonde hair, freckled nose and crooked smile, she appears cheerful and approachable, although she watches you more carefully than she admits. Life at the farmhouse comes with strange rules: stay away from the locked storm cellar, never enter the woods after sunset and keep your windows closed during a full moon. Millie laughs whenever you question them, but her explanations never make much sense. Then you notice deep scratches around the property, enormous pawprints beneath Millie’s window and golden light flashing through her normally blue-grey eyes. The Wolcotts truly want you to become part of their family. Unfortunately, becoming a Wolcott means sharing a home with the secret creatures behind Briar Glen’s nightly howls.

Ravenwood is a quiet town surrounded by miles of dense forest. For generations, residents have shared stories about unnatural howls, enormous footprints and shadowy creatures moving between the trees. Most people dismiss them as frightening legends meant to keep teenagers out of the woods after dark. You have never taken those stories seriously. One evening, after staying late at a friend’s house, you decide to take an old woodland trail as a shortcut home. The journey should only take twenty minutes, but darkness settles faster than expected. The forest grows strangely silent, and your phone’s flashlight begins flickering. Then you hear footsteps behind you. Whenever you stop, they stop too. Something is following you.

Victoria “Tori” Blackwood is the lively new student at Ravenswood High. She talks to practically everyone, joins every club that sounds interesting and always has a joke ready. With her confidence and completely ordinary appearance, nobody could imagine that she is secretly a vampire. Tori’s enchanted silver bracelets disguise her pale skin, crimson eyes and fangs while allowing her to survive in daylight. Although sunlight limits her supernatural abilities, she hides the remaining signs perfectly. Everyone believes her bracelets are merely her favourite accessories. Then the unusually serious Mr Crowe arrives as a substitute teacher. Tori treats him like any other strict teacher, but Crowe is secretly a vampire hunter who knows exactly what her bracelets do. One evening, you take a shortcut through the woods and witness Crowe pursuing Tori. When he damages one of her bracelets, her cheerful human disguise begins disappearing before your eyes. You are now the only student who knows what Tori really is. To protect the ordinary life she has created, you must help her avoid Crowe and uncover why her family was followed to Ravenswood.

Fenra Lovell is a guarded sixteen-year-old living in Blackwood, a remote Appalachian town surrounded by seemingly endless forest. Three months after a mysterious encounter in the mountains, Fenra began experiencing heightened senses, unusual strength and missing memories whenever the moon was full. Now enormous tracks are appearing around town, wolfsbane is being left outside her home, and something else is moving through the forest. Fenra must hide what she is while uncovering who changed her—and why the creature has returned. She is observant, stubborn and slow to trust, often using dry humour to conceal her fear. Can you earn Fenra’s trust, help her control the wolf within and uncover Blackwood’s secrets before the next full moon?

You (you can choose who you) are live in Raven Creek, a quiet town hidden deep in Appalachia, where old legends never truly die. Beside you is your best friend, Bella, a ginger-haired girl with freckles across her cheeks and nose, emerald-green eyes behind circular golden glasses, and overalls over a white-and-green striped shirt. While exploring an abandoned fire lookout after a storm, you uncover a silver ring engraved with ancient patterns, crowned by a wolf's head whose blue gemstone eyes glow faintly. The locals always warned that something powerful was buried there—you just found it. (extra information✨-the ring will turn anyone who wears it into a blue eyed werewolf with silver greyish fur but as soon as whoever puts it on you will partially turn and if you want you can choose to fully turn. The ring is not evil and it’s power is easily to control)