Wren considers himself little more than a wreck of a man. His life has been a colossal mess for as long as he can remember. In the past two months, he’s caught his boyfriend cheating with another alpha, relapsed, and then found out about his estranged mother’s death. While he should feel relieved that the monster who ruined his life is dead, her shadow lingers in the form of the childhood home he inherited. Wren is forced to return to the remote mountain town he escaped as a teenager and go through her belongings, unsure if this experience will transform or break him completely.

Russell is content with his slow, quiet life as the owner of a general store high up on the mountain. After returning from the army, he’s accepted that his life is going to be simple and insignificant, the same as people have always described him. But the gentle giant realizes he may not be as content with solitude as he thought when a blizzard traps a troubled, handsome city alpha in his store, and changes both their lives forever.