After eighteen years of dreaming about the same person, Luna Anderson is irrevocably in love with the man from her dreams. Therefore, when he shows up to save her from creatures that weren’t supposed to exist, she couldn’t care less if he was as otherworldly as them. 

 

In order to be with Will, she did not question why his siblings have been turned into supernatural creatures. She didn’t ask why his nephew is physically identical to him or why he and the hunter society seem to hate him. But most of all, she did not demand to know why the Creatures of the Night are calling her “Princess.”

 

Tired of everyone protecting her, she decides to fight alongside Will and his family, but Luna soon learns that being a Hunter is not only difficult because she has a hard time disliking vampires. There is also a Voice in her head showing her vivid visions from a past that she does not remember, and she can no longer ignore. 

 

If Luna were to embrace her true self as their Princess, she would be forced to kiss everything she loves goodbye, including her beloved Will.