The few typos which drove me nuts aside, I really liked this one. It wasn't quite what I expected in that humans know about shifters in this universe. (That wasn't readily apparent at the beginning of the story.) 
 Under the old alpha's rule, damaged wolves are euthanised, so when Noah falls from a tall building at four years old and is significant hurt, his family runs from the pack. They seek out human medicine to help him. 
 Once a new alpha takes over the local pack, he extends an offer to help the family, but they distrust the old pack and ignore him, so Wade, the new alpha, makes use of an old pact made by Noah's father and takes Noah away from his family to see if he can help Noah heal. First they have to get him off of the human medicine, "poison" as the wolves see it. And Noah slowly begins to heal. 
 But though he and Wade have begun the mating process, Wade has other reasons for seeking out Noah and his unique situation. There's more at stake than just healing Noah. As an outsider, Noah has ideas and beliefs that aren't shared by many inside the pack, nor are necessarily welcome. Some would rather see him gone than mated to the alpha. 
 Noah has to understand that Wade does actually want him because he challenges Wade in ways few other wolves would consider. And Wade needs to understand that Noah doesn't want to be treated differently. They are a very good matched pair. =) 
 Then they just have to convince Noah's family that his wolfnapping was a good thing, something that Noah actually wants.