The story begins in West-London at Susie’s appartment. It was the end of September 1999th en Susie and her husband Charlie didn’t see each other much because of their work. They decided to go for a holiday so they can spend some time together. They wanted to go to Wales because of the beautiful hills. They had booked a house with the name Cynghordy House. When they went out to the little village Llandafydd, they heard from the villagepeople that Cynghordy House was a bewitched house. Susie and Charlie were eating some dinner in a pub in Llandafydd, when they heard a conversation between the Landlady and a farmer called Tom Lloyd. Lloyd told the Landlady that he’d lost three sheep the night before. He decided to watch over his sheep so that he could find out how his sheep disappeared. That night he saw a huge thing following his sheep. He grabbed his gun and shot the thing in his leg. The thing cried out with a terrible sound, like a wolf, and stood up on its back legs. To Lloyd, it seemed more than three metres tall. It was hurt, but it ran off on two legs down the hill into the woods.
The next night, Susie and Charlie decided to go to the pub. But the weather was bad, because it had snowed very, very hard. While they drove along, the headlights of the car went out, and they got in panic. There was a crashing, screaming sound of metal as they hit something. Susie hadn’t injured something, but Susie thought Tom’s leg was broken and he was totally collapsed. A couple of days later, when Charlie was still at the hospital and Susie was at Cynghordy House, Susie was kidnapped by some kind of a werewolf. He brought Susie to an old house on Brynmawre hill, an other hill in Wales. She was unconscious. When she awoke, she was in the house of Tom Lloyd and his wife Kathryn. Tom had seen her the night before lying on Brynmawre hill. He had shot the werewolf in his leg with a silver bullet. But what Tom didn’t know was that he hadn’t killed the beast..