Overview

In every sense of the word, Brie Connors is a lone wolf. She's built her life from scratch by the sweat of her own brow, thank you very much. Coming out and transitioning? Handled. Building a freelance photography career? Nothing to it. Finding out that she's a werewolf? Not a problem. In fact, what could be better?

Sure, life isn't too fun. Sure, her transition hasn't gone super well, and she's definitely a little lonely, but she learned long ago that you can only rely on yourself. However, strong as she may be, Brie does have to admit that she doesn't know everything. So when she learns about a support group for queer werewolves in the town she just moved to, she decides that maybe it's worth swinging by. After all, you can never know too much, especially when you're a new werewolf.

Soon, Brie finds herself getting drawn into the support group, despite her best efforts to keep herself separate. Katy, a kindhearted fellow transgender girl and new werewolf, keeps ending up in conversation with Brie. To Brie's horror, it isn't long before she starts liking the bubbly blonde werewolf.

A sudden revelation about lycanthropy shows Brie that she may have a way out of her middling life and a dark problem that's haunted her since birth. Brie is easily drawn to taking her way out, but to do it, she'll have to leave behind her photography, the life she's built, and most importantly, Katy. Will Brie stick to her guns and prove she's strongest alone? Or will Ponderosa Valley's newest shifter resident decide to give people one more chance?