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Unable to find work in the city, 22-year-old Jordie returns to his home town of Darkfall and after a night of drinking, gets into a car accident. Jordie might be human, but his brothers and extended family are members of the local wolf pack. Frustrated by his failure, Jordie’s mood doesn’t improve when his brother’s best friend Matt comes to baby sit him. Matt doesn’t expect to fall for Jordie, who he hardly recognizes after all these years and Jordie surprises him when he confesses he’s had a crush on Matt since high school. Not ready to tell Jordie’s brother, the two begin an affair. Jordie thinks Matt will drop him, not realizing Matt sees him as his mate. Over the week, Matt helps Jordie get back on his feet. Trouble is brewing for the pack when a group of werehyenas start poaching on their territory. Matt volunteers for the hunt. Jordie encounters Matt’s angry ex-lover who becomes bitter Matt chose a human over him. Matt’s ex chases Jordie into the woods, but they cross paths with the werehyenas. …show more content…
Matt manages to rescue Jordie in time. Just when they think every will turn out fine, Jordie’s brother challenges Matt to a fight after learning about their relationship. Matt barely wins the fight, convincing both Jordie and his brother he’s in this relationship for the long run. A week later, Jordie moves in with Matt. With a new job and a new life, Jordie and Matt make love, celebrating their promising

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