Product Description
A outing to Moscow brings Siberian werewolf, Dmitry Volkov, and his container members out of hiding. He’s looking for answers to a pack’s tact problems. But he never approaching to find them in a tasty Violet Anderson. With brute werewolves causing problems in a pack, can he move a frail tellurian lady home as his mate?
Wildlife photographer Violet Anderson is interlude in Moscow, before she goes on assignment to fire a fugitive Russian Gray Wolf. When she meets Dmitry during a internal hotspot, a sparks fly. The animal draw tells her she competence have only met a male of her dreams. But Violet has a integrate of secrets of her own, and following a bleeding animal to the den has never been a protected thing to do.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #159 in eBooks
- Published on: 2012-01-01
- Released on: 2012-01-01
- Format: Kindle eBook
- Number of items: 1
By Caryn Moya Block
Buy new: $0.99
Customer Rating:
First tagged "trash" by Mara
Customer tags: romance(3), shifter(2), alpha(2), werewolf parnorial romance(2), russia, werewolf romance, trash, siberia, urban fantasy romance, caryn moya block, wolf
Customer Reviews
Most useful patron reviews
10 of 10 people found a following examination helpful.
By Apr in Oregon
For .99 cents this was a good story, it's only has a small opposite take on a partner anticipating his essence mate. Violet was not a wishy washy girl, when she found out what Dimitry was she didn't weird out and a author didn't drag a whole "OH NO, how can we live meaningful a male we adore turns into a wolf" dilemma, a author keeps a good pace. This ebook was a prolonged examination with an addition that confident me, I'm really looking brazen to a writer's subsequent story in her series.
7 of 8 people found a following examination helpful.
By J. Jenkins
This was a honeyed small intrigue about an Alpha, his mate, and his pack. It was good to see a paranormal book that indeed had paranormal activity in a story line.It was value a cost and fun to read.
5 of 7 people found a following examination helpful.
By James W. Doyle
I'm not a large intrigue fan, though a story offers adequate new additions to a werewolf mythos and engaging tract points that it kept my interest. A fun read!
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