About the book: year / Resilient, daring and determined, Aislinn fenced herself off, not allowing anyone to touch her feelings. But everything will change the moment the wolf chooses her as his mate, and the Celtic god rises to claim Aislinn for himself. Aislinn Linea lost her father, an anthropologist, high in the Bolivian Andes. Her mother was distraught with grief, and this dulled her magic. For this reason, the Lemarians marked her as unfit and killed her, sending her into a radioactive vortex of dark creatures. Three years later, twenty-two-year-old Aislinn, stripped of her last illusions, has adapted to this life, turning into a feisty woman with a take-no-prisoners attitude. In a new, unfamiliar world, she is called upon to fight the dark gods responsible for her father's death. And this battle will take place only on her terms. Fion MacCumhail, the Celtic god of wisdom, protection and divination, lies low as the dark gods try to take over the Earth. He and his fellow Celts decided to keep their heads down and wait until everything resolved itself. After all, three years was nothing compared to their immortality. But on one clear winter day, Aislinn appears in Fiona's life, and all plans go downhill. Admiring her courage, he claims Aislinn as his own and now yearns to fight the evil that has filled the Earth. Aislinn can't trust God so easily. And while Ffion is a truly magnificent man, she still has a world to save. New difficulties and emotions get in her way. Aislinn found it incredibly difficult to let a wolf into her life. And it seems completely impossible to believe in love again.