There were once wolves there. McConahi Sh.

Inti Flynn arrives in Scotland with his twin sister Eggie to lead a team of biologists, the purpose of which is to return the forest to life 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 Shottland Highlands is also an attempt to figure out their own dramatic fate, destroyed by terrible secrets, which brought them to Europe from distant Alaska. Who was once. The pain and suffering that people caused not only her, but also the surrounding nature, forever changed the woman. However, inspired by the first successes of the experiment with the wolves, she begins to revive and believe in the best. Maybe she also has a chance for happiness?

The situation changes when the local farmer is found dead. The entire population is ready to take up arms against the wolves, but the heroine is sure that they have nothing to do with it. Inti decides at all costs to protect animals. But if it is not the wolves, who is then guilty of the death of a person? And how will she do, having learned that her new lover could be involved in the murder?

The exciting and fascinating story of a woman, desperately trying to save those who are dear to her, until she was completely absorbed by the natural element, which once served as a reliable refuge.