Some might believe that with their advance healing capabilities, longevity, an enhanced wolf senses, a mere You couldn’t be much assistance to a werewolf in trouble. But truly, my werewolves get into a lot of problems, and a woman who’s willing, can make the difference between life and death. Or…ahem, between loneliness or love forever after.
First, you might want to learn, before you take on this mission of saving a werewolf in trouble, just what kind of difficulties they can get into.
In Heart of the Wolf (#1), a pack member wants the red wolf, that belongs to a gray pack, but the pack leader wants her for his own. Fighting an alpha leader can be a deadly experience. If you were Bella, would you stick your neck out for Darien, and make his dream…and yours…come true?
In Destiny of the Wolf (#2), Devlyn’s black mood lifts when he discovers the woman of his dreams, only several want her dead. Now if you were she, would you continue to look into your sister’s death, or just give in to Devlyn’s interest in you and let him deal with all the trouble you’re getting yourself into?
In To Tempt the Wolf (#3), Hunter falls from a cliff, loses his memory, his pack mutinies, and he desperately needs someone to rescue him. If you were Tessa, would you brave a snowstorm, werewolves, you didn’t know existed, and allow yourself to be turned, just to have the hunk of a werewolf for your very own?
In Legend of the White Wolf (#4), Cameron’s whole world turns upside down as he tries to save his PI partners, clashes with Arctic wolves that aren’t exactly wolves, and well, suffice it to say he gets himself into a whole lot of trouble, including getting Faith into a heap of trouble. So what if you were Faith, minding your own business, just wanting to locate your father’s research, nothing more, then run into a hunky PI who just happens to be sleeping in YOUR bed? Well, not your bed exactly. It’s his hotel room and the clerk gave you his key by accident. So what would you do? Make the most of an embarrassing situation?
In Seduced by the Wolf (#5), Leidolf has trouble in the form of an abused pack, members who have never minded in other packs, teen troubles, an omega wolf, and more, when Cassie, wolf biologist shows up and he fears she’s seen one of his pack members in his or her wolf coat. But trips to the zoo, and not as a visitor, are only half the difficulties he faces, when he takes a little red wolf on. So what about you? Would you give up your wolf biologist job to settle down with one VERY available red wolf male???
But that’s not all!
Wolf Fever (#6), where Chester Ryan McKinley can’t give quit thinking about a psychic nurse who was newly turned. She is fighting shapeshifting and definitely doesn’t want Ryan to tell her what to do. Only when they begin dancing at a gathering, she’s wondering if there’s a whole lot more to Ryan’s interest in her than learning if she’s truly psychic. Would you attempt to learn what he truly wants from you, if you were Carol?
Heart of the Highland Wolf (#7), the cover just went up on my site, and what could be better than a shapeshifting hunky Highlander? So how do you snag one of those??? Well, when Julia Wildthorn, werewolf romance author arrives at the castle in Scotland, her mission is to overcome her writer’s block, and find a treasure left by her ancestors at her grandfather’s request. But when she learns the clan chief, Ian MacNeill, is also a gray wolf pack leader, what is a red wolf to do? What would you do???
Dreaming of the Wolf (#8), Jake is head over heels over a bounty hunter who is after a couple of Mobsters, and he intends to change her mind. But when he loses her, and they begin to dream mate, he can’t understand how this could be. She’s human, not a werewolf. But the situation gets worse. He must rescue her, discovering she’s been turned, and even worse, the police are investigating her for the death of two members of the Mob, another shooting, and she might even be pregnant. With who’s child though? Okay, so I know it looks bad all the way around, but do you think you could put Jake out of his misery, and say yes to being his mate for a lifetime of loving?
And yes, there’s more!
The Wolf and the SEAL just sold. Meara, Hunter’s sister from To Tempt the Wolf, was trying to locate an alpha male that could meet her needs. But when one of Hunter’s Navy SEAL team members shows up, the sparks fly. And not in a good way. So what would you do, if you were her? Give him a chance, or kick him out—as if he would easily permit it—while you’re trying to choose one of the alpha males you’ve rented cabins to on the Oregon coast that you really might be interested in making your own?
The Highland Wolf in Paradise just sold also. Picture Ian’s youngest quadruplet brother (the nice thing about wolf packs is they have more hunky males to choose from), flying off to an island paradise to locate the money a master thief stole from them and spirited away to offshore accounts. But when he arrives, he finds he has no accommodations, and one botanist who desperately needs a roommate. If you were her, and the gentleman with the Scottish brogue said he’d be no trouble at all if he could just stay at your villa for a few days, would you believe him? And allow it?
I hope that you said yes, you’d help out these hunky werewolves, because no matter how strong or alpha they appear, they do have their moments where they sure could use a woman’s help and lots of loving!
Thanks so much for dropping by!
Terry
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