Emelia Hudson has no idea that she is about to find herself GONE WITH THE WOLF. All she wants is to meet up with the man she is temping for and straighten him out on an important fact. She owns the building the little rundown bar "Knight Owl," resides in and she has the papers to prove it. But since she can't seem to find the guy among all the costumed people, she'll just enjoy his 1996 Chateau Lafite in the private wine cellar. There she is found by a "co-worker" Drake who joins her in a few glasses of the expensive wine, a little hanky-panky but he suddenly has to leave.

Russell Drake Wilder, the owner of Wilder Financial is more than interested in little Emelia Hudson, he is now determined to have her. She doesn't know it but she has just met her mate. Drake Wilder is a werewolf and she is his Luminary, his soul mate. How in the world will he find a way to tell her that he and most of the people that work for him are wolves and ... oh yes ... she now belongs to him? Nothing to it. He'll just show her how good life with him can be.

Emelia believes Drake is too cold and calculating though she has caught glimpses of a relaxed and warm man, but those glimpses are too small and infrequent. She is determined to make him see that he is missing out on life. And when a new way of life is forced on her, she is still determined to be herself. Can she make Drake understand that giving a little doesn't hurt? Taking chances is a good thing? And loving without expectations can be amazing?

GONE WITH THE WOLF is at turns a funny, captivating look into the world of corporate meets the scary depth of a werewolf paranormal. It has a little of everything that makes an interesting read: the arrogant alpha, the obstinate heroine, an evil adversary, wealth and reality. I love how Emelia makes Drake see life through her eyes and how they work together to defeat their mutual foe. I hope author Kristin Miller has more of this world planned because I want more!