Blurb:
Most Lone Wolves have a story—a pack they left behind, a
love they lost, or worse, one they buried. Some leave their packs to roam
because they crave freedom, and independence. Some leave because in their
hearts, they can’t bear to stay. Some leave because they see no way to go back…
Most wolves will roam at some point in their lives,
fledgling adults leave to explore the world while more senior wolves may
undertake a journey they always wanted. Many come home again, Mitch Jackson
didn’t. He thrilled to living life on the road, first as a roadie for a rock
band, traveling from city to city then later as an animal trainer at a circus.
He’s had a lot of jobs, and all of them fun. Two years as an Enforcer hasn’t
curbed his smile, but a rogue invasion of Russian wolves are enough to put a
damper on anyone’s party especially when they set their sights on the packs’
more vulnerable members…
Amelia Sullivan couldn’t stay in Willow Bend, not after her
sister embraced the life she’d always wanted. It aggravated her that Shiloh’s
defiance earned her a free pass from their parents, parents who’d raised them
all to reject the idea of going wolf. Having always put their family first,
Amelia needs a breather from wolves, their politics, and their play. Taking the
first excuse she can to go to a cooking school on the west coast, she flees.
The last thing she expected was an order to return home within three months of
her getting away. She wasn’t a wolf, she doesn’t have to obey…of course, not
following the rules proves even more costly than she can imagine when she finds
herself a prisoner and the change she always thought she wanted forced upon
her...
Rescuing Amelia seemed a straightforward job until Mitch
realizes what they’ve done, then saving her life proves to be the easier task
as she undergoes her first transformation far from any alpha. Can a happy go
lucky Enforcer find the strength to keep her sane?
My review:
Words fail me. I cannot express how much I LOVE THIS BOOK!!!
Okay the cover isn’t the best one of the series but the pages after left me
breathless. Shadow Wolf is the start of
a new arc and the author refers to events and places that take place in prior
books that you really should read, that being said you could probably enjoy it
without having read them just not as much.
Neither Amelia nor Mitch are perfect but they are perfect
for each other. Amelia is a strong young woman who comes off as a bit whiney at
first. Mitch comes off as a bit condescending and work focused but as he helps
her through her first change and Amelia discovers just how strong she is they
discover each other as well. Their journey is one I will reread over and over
again.
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