This novella is second in the series Silver Wolf Clan. Among a group of
werewolves, some new to this status, we
meet Morgan, whose recessive pale coloured hide
marks her out as a silver wolf. In BLACK WOLF'S REVENGE, the
werewolves in this wooded area are in constant dispute -
the packs each need territory, and one leader has all
female wolves so other packs want to claim some females.
The fact that some of these wolves are, in human terms, mid-
teen girls is not considered by these interlopers.
A rogue wolf who eats humans is considered a very bad
thing. This will only lead to the hunting of wolf packs. Plus
of course it could be called in bad taste. These powerful,
dominant shifters lose sight of boundaries and it seems in
the previous book Morgan was attacked and turned into a
shifter by such a wolf. Now she has been revealed as a
silver it is possible she could have offspring,
something not usual among these shifters. What pack
wouldn't struggle for this rarity? But Morgan has already
made up her mind where she belongs. However, the dominant
black wolf, Grey, may only be protecting her out of duty.
Southern Montana has plenty of wild country, and when men
come around hunting wolves, nobody is sure if they know
about shifters - until it's too late.
While I had not read the first in the series, the characters
recap events for us so it's easy to go with the flow.
Danger comes from every side, and we really feel for Morgan
trying to cope as she is just learning how to adapt to her
wolf shape and senses.
Tera Shanley writes historical western romance as well as
paranormal romance, and she creates some feisty and freaky
characters. Try BLACK WOLF'S REVENGE and let loose your
inner wolf. This book could be read by mature young adults.
The third part of the story is called BRAND OF THE PACK and
moves into more adult territory.
Morgan Carter witnessed her sister’s murder, has been turned into a werewolf
and is
now raising her young niece. Then her fiance, Greyson Crawford, proves he
wants to be
with her for the wrong reasons, and she knows her life couldn’t be any stranger.
Devastated, she retreats to her cozy house in the city with her sister’s little girl,
Lana.
There, they’ll have normalcy, and maybe eventually, even happiness.
But Morgan’s the only living silver wolf. Her uniqueness—the ability to produce
werewolf
offspring—means, without Grey’s protection, she’s unknowingly put herself and
Lana in
deadly danger. Other werewolves want to claim her for their pack, and she’s the
easiest,
most tempting prey ever.
When they strike, Grey has to find her and rescue her before it’s too late. Not so
simple a
task; he has only the uncontrollable beast inside him, Wolf, and an unlikely pack
of allies
he’s forced to rely on. Can he get to her in time? And if he does, can he convince
her
he’s there for the right reasons, saving them both?