Werewolf Laird Ian MacNeill reluctantly allows filming at his highland castle. The pack needs the money, and as long as the film crew keeps to the rules he has set down, there should be no problem. Until two rain-soaked and muddy female weres flee into his local pub and set that notion aside.

Julia Wildthorn, werewolf and author of werewolf romances, is sneaking in with the film crew to soak in the atmosphere of a real highland castle, at least that's part of the reason she hired on as an "assistant" to her friend Maria. She has a deeper purpose however, to retrieve something her family left behind generations ago, keeping a promise to her grandfather.

From the moment they neared the castle, things went awry. Another vehicle on the lonely road ran them off, then the driver shot at them. On foot they trudged their way wet and muddy to a pub, where the laird himself rescued them and took them to their cottage. Ian MacNeill is everything a Highland laird should be, tall, commanding and sexier than is good for her equilibrium. Add a kilt, and he is her dream man but one she must betray to keep the vow to her family.

Julia Wildthorn has a secret and Ian is determined to discover what it is before it can harm anyone in his clan. They have enemies, and it seems that enemy is after Julia as well, but could it be a feint in the age-old war to get Julia close enough to strike at the heart of the castle?

Terry Spear has penned a paranormal romance with all the elements needed for a decent escapist read: a misty yet modern Highland castle complete with secret tunnels and a ghost, an ancient enemy, plenty of hunky men in kilts fighting with broadswords (if only during the filming of the battle scenes), and a solid love story. HEART OF THE HIGHLAND WOLF is book seven in her Werewolf Series.