Be dazzled by a hidden world where Celtic gods and ancient druids still walk the earth! To avert any confusion about this edition of the Wolfmoon series, this story was redone with Voyage Media in order to entice possible movie rights. It is a compilation of Willow and Raven of Wolfmoon series. On the way to the airport for her trip to Scotland to reunite with her mother, Maeve and Harold argue over an old map. Little do they know the significance of this piece of parchment. Her plane trip is fraught with tension and Maeve arrives in Scotland completely frazzled. The meeting with her mother is wonderful, but when she learns of an ancient prophecy, her excitement turns to fear. How could she be named in something that was written more than a hundred years ago? But when she is catapulted into another world, the prophecy begins to make sense. Why didn't she keep the map in her pocket instead of leaving it on the table? Alone in a world that makes no sense, Maeve must discover her purpose. Thinking about Harold makes things even worse--he's due to meet her over the New Year. How will they ever connect? Harold arrives as planned, but when he finds the cottage abandoned, fear takes over--where are Maeve and her mother, and why is there blood on one of the beds? He discovers the map on a table, shocked to see the icons shift and change in front of his eyes. When a trail emerges he leaves the cottage and follows it to a wide river that shouldn't exist. Will he find Maever on the other side of this misty ribbon of water? What Harold and Maeve discover in this mystical parallel world will test their love and their strength. And if they don't come to grips with the malevolent forces swirling around them, they could both end up dead.