Inti Flynn arrives in Scotland with her twin sister Eggie to lead a team of biologists whose goal is to restore the forest and save the local population of gray wolves from extinction. For the heroine, the opportunity to influence the preservation of the rapidly changing landscape of the North Scottish Highlands is also an attempt to understand her own dramatic fate, shattered by terrible secrets that brought her and her sister to Europe from distant Alaska. Inti is no longer who she once was. The pain and suffering inflicted by people not only upon her but also on the surrounding nature have forever changed the woman. However, inspired by the initial successes of the wolf experiment, she begins to revive and believe in a better future. Perhaps she too has a chance at happiness? The situation changes when a local farmer is found dead. The entire population is ready to turn against the wolves, but the heroine is convinced they are not responsible. Inti is determined to protect the animals at all costs. But if it wasn't the wolves, then who is responsible for the man's death? And how will she act upon learning that her new lover may be involved in the murder? A gripping and captivating story of a woman desperately trying to save those dear to her before she is completely consumed by the natural force that once served as a reliable refuge.