2. How does Maggie react when Wren explains about the full moon's effect on were creatures?
(a) She asks to be changed back to fully human.
(b) She feels confident she can handle it.
(c) She gets angry that she was made were without first being consulted.
(d) She becomes frightened.

3. Why did Aristotle not come to see Wren?
(a) Because Bill Laurens would have turned Aristotle in for arson.
(b) Because Aristotle thought Wren had died in the fire.
(c) Because it would have altered the future.
(d) Because Wren was so slow and Aristotle did not want to be saddled with raising him.

4. What is overwhelming to Wren?
(a) The lack of caring by the were bears.
(b) The love and protection Maggie bestows upon him.
(c) The fact that his cousin lies about Wren's parents' deaths.
(d) How much work there still is to prove Wren's innocence.

5. How long does it take for Maggie to get accustomed to her powers?
(a) She will never be able to control her powers since she obtained them as an adult.
(b) A year.
(c) A few days.
(d) Several hours.

6. Why does Karina want Greyson to make her a stockholder in his company and give her a million dollars up front before she kills Aristotle?
(a) Karina does not trust Greyson.
(b) Karina knows Greyson has another lover and wants prove of his love for her.
(c) Karina is greedy.
(d) Karina will have proof of Greyson's involvement if she gets caught.

7. Who killed Karina?
(a) She commits suicide.
(b) Aristotle.
(c) Karina's lover.
(d) Greyson.

8. What happens to some young were animals at full moon?
(a) They commit suicide.
(b) They revert to their human form forever.
(c) They cannot control their were side.
(d) They eat chocolate and become brain damaged.

9. What did Aristotle say about who raised his son?
(a) Aristotle said he had provided for his sister to care for Wren.
(b) Aristotle cannot believe that a full human would have raised his son.
(c) Aristotle said he would kill Bill now if it would keep Wren from being raised by a full human.
(d) Aristotle was happy that Bill was willing to take on Wren.

10. What is Vane's plan to exonerate Wren in his parents' deaths?
(a) To go back in time to view the scene again.
(b) Vane hasn't a plan yet, but is working on one.
(c) To torture Zack to gain the truth.
(d) To find a secret safety deposit box that has papers and photos that will explain the truth.

11. What does Wren think of Vane's plan?
(a) He is confident that Vane will come up with a good plan, even though he hasn't yet done so.
(b) He wants to be the one to torture Zack.
(c) He thinks the key to the deposit box is at Tigarian Tech.
(d) He at first scoffs at it.

12. Who pulls up to Maggie's house as she and Wren are making love?
(a) Vane.
(b) Bill Laurens.
(c) Maggie's father.
(d) Savitor.

13. Why does Wren's mother spare his life?
(a) Because she was afraid Wren would haunt her.
(b) It was an accident that his life is spared, for which she had no responsibility.
(c) Because she loved him so much.
(d) Because she did not trust Wren's uncle.

14. Why did the two people come to Maggie's house?
(a) To escort her to her father's house under his orders.
(b) To have her sign a release for the dismissal of Wren's lawsuit.
(c) To take her to safety.
(d) To tell her that Wren is a were creature.

15. When Maggie and Wren go see Bill Laurens, what does he tell them?
(a) That he had a package years ago, but it was destroyed in a fire.
(b) That the package only contained a will, which Wren has seen.
(c) That he is going to have to have Wren arrested.
(d) That he has no package for Wren from Aristotle.