Julian Wilson

I locked eyes with Richard, fury building inside me. "If anything happens to my children," I said through gritted teeth, "I curse you to never know peace. Your nights will be torment, your days will be shadows, Richard Blackwood."

As an wolfless who had been cast aside by her Alpha, Elena was already with child—but the cold-hearted Alpha cared nothing for her or the unborn baby. His only desire was to stay by the side of his new lover.
Yet, during the near-death agony of childbirth, Elena's wolf finally awakened. She survived, and fled with two of her newborns.
The Alpha managed to take one of the triplets for himself, and he was convinced that Elena had perished in childbirth. But the innate, unbreakable bond between the siblings would soon draw Elena and the Alpha back into each other's fates.

As hidden truths come to light and long-held misunderstandings unravel, will they ever be able to return to the way things once were?

When Emily Grey voluntarily checks into Woodvale Mental Health Center, she's not there for treatment—she's investigating why her former mentor, renowned criminal psychologist Caitlin Weber, has descended into madness. But Emily's investigation takes an unexpected turn when she's recruited by the Riverstone Police Department to help solve a series of bizarre deaths.

Working alongside Detective Michael Stone, Emily discovers a disturbing pattern: victims are dying from their worst phobias. A claustrophobic teacher trapped in his basement. An electrophobic fitness trainer in his own electrified bathtub.

As Emily delves deeper, she begins experiencing disturbing hallucinations—seeing spider threads connecting people, just as Caitlin described. Is she uncovering a killer's methodology, or is she falling into the same madness that claimed her mentor?

With each new victim, the connections between Caitlin's delusions and reality grow stronger. Emily must determine if her mentor is somehow involved. As Emily races to stop the next death, she remains unaware that she might be falling into the web the killer has woven.