Ancient Wolves - Prophecy of the Ruins

Amalia is not only engaged to a man she loves, but also has a job she enjoys and there is really nothing she lacks, so why can’t she fill that gaping hole in her heart? She knows why it’s there, and she knows what put it there, the only problem is that there’s no turning back time and no fixing what has been torn away from her. Amalia has worked hard to make do with what her life has become, digging deep and burying herself in the community around her, but what will she do when Gunnar comes barreling into her life, threatening to blow open her past and expose who and what she truly is? She can’t go back, he can’t make her go back, why won’t he just leave her alone? Why does he seem so eager to get to the bottom of the past that Amalia has spent so much time trying to forget, and why doesn’t he understand that there’s nothing supernatural left inside her? Or is there?