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...
Enforcer John Nelson has pulled double duty for months, keeping an eye on the Lone Wolves who are his charges as well as those that once answered to Margo Montgomery. More of a loner than most, he doesn't mind going months at a time without seeing another Enforcer as was his typical pattern or at least it was until the formation of the Three Rivers pack disrupted lives everywhere. Now he must divide his time between watching the upstarts and checking on his charges while working with the other Enforcers to anticipate the next move by the Russian Volchitsa. No Enforcer expected to find themselves among the hunted, but when they target the one wolf he can tolerate, John defies orders to go after her.
Hadley Sexton is a bit of a wild card even for an Enforcer, and she loves being unpredictable. More of a mother hen than she likes to admit, she keeps an eye on her Lone Wolves, and treats them more like family than charges...but when three Enforcers are brutally murdered over the course of three weeks, Hadley discovers someone has been shadowing her trail and they aren't alone. It is a dangerous game with a brutal enemy, one willing to kill the wolves she's sworn to protect to draw her out.
For Hadley, John will break every rule, but will he be in time?
Enforcer John Nelson has pulled double duty for months, keeping an eye on the Lone Wolves who are his charges as well as those that once answered to Margo Montgomery. More of a loner than most, he doesn't mind going months at a time without seeing another Enforcer as was his typical pattern or at least it was until the formation of the Three Rivers pack disrupted lives everywhere. Now he must divide his time between watching the upstarts and checking on his charges while working with the other Enforcers to anticipate the next move by the Russian Volchitsa. No Enforcer expected to find themselves among the hunted, but when they target the one wolf he can tolerate, John defies orders to go after her.
Hadley Sexton is a bit of a wild card even for an Enforcer, and she loves being unpredictable. More of a mother hen than she likes to admit, she keeps an eye on her Lone Wolves, and treats them more like family than charges...but when three Enforcers are brutally murdered over the course of three weeks, Hadley discovers someone has been shadowing her trail and they aren't alone. It is a dangerous game with a brutal enemy, one willing to kill the wolves she's sworn to protect to draw her out.
For Hadley, John will break every rule, but will he be in time?
My review:
Thunder Wolf is a terrific story that I probably rushed
through hoping to get to the next book which is the story I’ve been waiting
for. Julians book is coming! But enough of that. Thunder Wolf is pretty heavy.
There is a lot going on in the enforcers attempt to avoid all out war with the Russian Volchitsa. Enforcer Hadley
Sexton is doing her job when she and her charges are attacked by members of the
Volchitsa. One of her wolves is killed and two are seriously wounded. She is
pissed off. She moves her charges to safe locations and hopes to lure the Volchitsa
away from the others by using herself as bait. It works but just as she is
pinning a Volchitsa to question Enforcer John Nelson comes in and kills it
thinking he is saving Hadley. John and Hadley work together to discover the Volchitsa’s
plans. In doing so they discover each other as well. We learn a lot more about Chief
Enforcer Julian as well. This book reads like a paranormal James Bond novel with
humor and love. I loved it and can’t wait for the next.
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