You Had Me at Wolf

by Terry Spear

Overview

A thrilling new supernatural romance series from USA Today bestseller Terry Spear featuring adventure, mystery, and a lot of wolf shifter heat!

A band of brothers on a mission…

The hot, powerful Wolff brothers have moved to the outskirts of Silver Town and opened a ski lodge. They've always wanted to live in a wolf-controlled area, and now they have their chance. They're settling in for a quiet winter, when their lives suddenly become way more exciting than they'd ever planned.

A wolf who needs a partner…even if it's only for one fake date…

Private Investigator and gray wolf shifter Nicole Grayson is hot on the trail of a dangerous criminal hiding out at the ski lodge when her partner takes ill and must leave her to pursue the mission alone. Blake Wolff steps in—he can't resist the allure of this brilliant and focused she-wolf whose presence awakens a long dormant yearning in his heart.

An alpha male who wants more…

As pursuit of their quarry heats up, Blake has a mission of his own…to convince Nicole that there's more to life than work…and that she's his perfect mate.

Praise for Terry Spear:

"Delicious…a thrilling good time."—Fresh Fiction for All's Fair in Love and Wolf

"Loaded with passion, action. and mystery… Terry Spear is an amazing storyteller."—Night Owl Reviews for All's Fair in Love and Wolf

"Humor, mystery, and romance… I recommend giving this book a read."—Harlequin Junkie for Between a Wolf and a Hard Place

"Essential reading for werewolf-romance fans."—Booklist for Alpha Wolf Need Not Apply

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781492697763
Publisher:	Sourcebooks
Publication date:	02/25/2020
Series:	Wolff Brothers , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	384
Sales rank:	126,990
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

USA Today bestselling author Terry Spear has written over a hundred paranormal and medieval Highland romances. One of her bestselling titles, Heart of the Wolf was named a Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year. She is an award-winning author with 2 Paranormal Excellence Awards for Romantic Literature. A retired officer of the U.S. Army Reserves, Terry also creates award-winning teddy bears that have found homes all over the world, helps out with her grandchildren, and enjoys her two Havanese dogs. She lives in Spring, Texas.

Editorial Reviews

2020-01-13
Two wolf shifters must catch a criminal in the midst of hazardous winter weather: Action, adventure, and romance kick off a new series by Spear (Falling for the Cougar, 2019, etc.).

Private Investigator Nicole Grayson has an edge that some of her colleagues don't. She's a gray wolf shifter, and her heightened sense of smell makes for excellent tracking abilities. When her latest assignment, investigating a fraudulent life insurance claim, leads her to an isolated ski lodge inhabited by a group of shifter brothers, Nicole realizes that this particular mission is different. Blake Wolff has finally found peace and quiet, as he and his brothers have turned their land into a sanctuary for wolf shifters like themselves. When Nicole turns up at the lodge, sniffing around and looking for answers, Blake volunteers to help. The sooner she wraps up her investigation, the sooner Blake can return to maintaining the calm community the Wolff siblings have built. The suspense never fully delivers despite the setup of dangerous situations and the characters' ability to shift into wolves. Of course, the bad guys get caught and the good guys prevail, but the stakes never seem terribly high. With corny, on-the-nose details such as having Wolff and Grayson as surnames for gray wolf shifters, it's hard to tell if Spear is in on the joke or if some things sounded better in theory than reality. The brightest spot here, as in most of Spears' books, is her dedication to writing strong heroines with interesting professions, and Nicole fits perfectly into that box. She's capable, competent, and a force to be reckoned with in a difficult situation. Blake is happy to let her take the lead without any egos getting in the way, which is something all readers will appreciate.

Like a popcorn action flick: fun but lacking in substance.

Kirkus Reviews