When Mr. Brody accepted his promotion he had no idea of the life they were about to take on. All the way from London, UK to a small village on the West coast of Washington, the Brody family began a new life.
Seen through seventeen year old Layla Brody, ‘The Letters and the Wild Flowers’ is a story of love and commitment.
Set in the Native American town of Hoh, Kayne and his group of friends have a secret. They have no choice but to transform into wolves during the three day cycle of the full moon. Hiding something as huge as this takes its toll on the group.
After time Layla and Kayne grow as a couple, their love and need for each other is clear however Kayne’s secret begins to form barriers between them. A pack member, and friend of Kayne’s, Anna, strongly dislikes Layla and takes it upon herself to make her feel unwanted and untrustworthy.
After Layla wakes from a distressing nightmare she takes a walk through the local woods and stumbles upon another pack member; Naomi. Not five minutes later she witnesses the transformation from wolf to human, leaving her boyfriend standing naked before her very eyes. The secret is out.
Months of love and romance is conflicted by drama, secrets and arguments. Layla’s parents feel that she is changing too much and in their attempts to reach out for her, they end up pushing her away.
The arrival of a rival wolf pack threatens the pack and the lives of the non-wolf members. A strong belief that ‘pure wolf blood’ should not be mixed with humans’ causes panic to explode as Layla discovers that she is pregnant and is now top of the ‘hit-man’s list’. Another issue with the pregnancy is that a wolf’s pregnancy is shorter than that of a human’s therefore throwing in complex and difficult situations; one being how to hide the fast growing bump from her parents.
On top of this drama, the story includes a gate crashed wedding, special gifts/powers the wolves posses, love stories between other characters, multiple pregnancies, kidnapping, murder, birthday parties and a passionate sex life.