Ax

Axelrod McKenzie is a man divided by his past and present. A decade after leaving Seattle's Wolf Pack, he finds himself pulled back into a world he thought he had left behind, grappling with the remnants of a hunger that can't be quieted. His journey is marked by an internal struggle as he navigates the complexities of group loyalty, personal identity, and the relentless pull of primal instincts.

As Axel confronts his old pack and the dynamics that once defined him, the narrative unfolds against a backdrop of tension and desire. The relationships he abandoned are fraught with unresolved feelings, complicating his return. He is faced with the challenge of reconciling his dormant instincts with the life he has built outside of the pack's protective embrace.

The story weaves together themes of belonging, sacrifice, and the transformative power of love. Axel's quest to understand his hunger ultimately leads him on a path of self-discovery, where he must choose between the life he knows and the call of his true nature. Each step brings him closer to the heart of his desires, forcing him to confront what it truly means to belong.