"The beast turned towards her and his gaze met Valerie's eyes. His eyes were wild and magnificent. Eyes that looked only at her."

Valerie, the brave girl with the impressive red cape given to her by her grandmother, feels a persistent call: "Come, let's leave together...
The villagers, who have lived in fear of the Wolf for years, thirsty for revenge, will seek the help of Solomon, a famous priest of werewolf hunters. He reveals to them that the legendary beast lives among them. During the day, it takes on human form, and at night, when the moon is blood-colored, it roams the forest and kills."

Valerie begins to suspect that what connects her to the beast is a bond so strong that it not only makes her suspicious but also bait.

Could the beast be Peter, the solitary and mysterious young man she is in love with? Could it be the charming Henry, whom her parents have destined for her? Could it be...

"A universal story about love, courage, and the end of adolescence. Sarah has written a wonderful novel. I hope you enjoy it."
(Catherine Hardwicke, director of the film "Twilight")