The Project W.Olf research at the University of Wainwright, is raising red flags.Implanted with the wolfen olfactory gene as an experiment, Wildlife biologist, Peter Kane's, sense of smell has increased one hundred-fold—but so have the dangers and among those dangers is Marie. She’s a victim of an illicit lab where ghastly experiments have stolen her memory and altered her aging. She’s beautiful, vulnerable and needs his help. However, Peter would much rather be in the wilderness studying his wolves, but he’s also committed to his role as a research subject for the Wainwright University’s Olfactory Project. The extension of the project has left him short of cash so although things haven’t worked out between him and Marie, when the police need his nose for their investigation into her past, he reluctantly agrees. His acute sense of smell proves invaluable and the investigation leaps forward. He’s hailed as a hero but when Marie suggests he’s a mere pawn in a dangerous conspiracy, he listens. She does, after all, have analytical skills comparable to a supercomputer. Absolutely nothing, though, can prepare them for the stark truth.