Under the Same MoonEzra is a wildlife photographer who moves to a remote mountain town to document an endangered wolf population for a magazine feature. What he doesn't know is that the "alpha" he keeps spotting at dusk — a massive black wolf that seems almost too aware, too watchful — is actually Row, the last surviving member of a werewolf pack that was hunted nearly to extinction two decades ago.Row has spent years in isolation, keeping to wolf form more often than not because it's easier than being human and alone. He's supposed to avoid Ezra entirely. Instead, he finds himself trailing him through the woods, "coincidentally" appearing when Ezra gets lost or hurt, until Ezra starts leaving food out and talking to the wolf like a confidant — venting about a bad breakup, career doubts, his complicated relationship with his estranged father.When Row finally reveals himself in human form (forced by an injury he can't explain away as a wolf), Ezra has to reconcile the stranger in front of him with the animal he's been pouring his heart out to for weeks. The romance builds from there: Row teaching Ezra the history and rules of his world, Ezra convincing Row that connection isn't a liability, and the looming threat of the hunters who wiped out Row's pack resurfacing once word gets out that a wolf has been photographed again.Themes you could lean into: loneliness and chosen isolation, trust-building across a power imbalance (literal claws vs. camera), and found family if you want to expand the pack angle. Want me to develop specific scenes, character backstories, or turn this into an outline?