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Wolf Trouble

Wolf Trouble, August 2015
SWAT #2
by Paige Tyler

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Featuring: Khaki Blake; Xander Riggs
352 pages
ISBN: 1492608505
EAN: 9781492608509
Kindle: B00UTWFVBM
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"...something fun, sexy and suspenseful..."

Fresh Fiction Review

Wolf Trouble
Paige Tyler

Reviewed by Annie Tegelan
Posted August 12, 2015

Romance Paranormal | Romance Suspense

Paige Tyler is a new-to-me author. Having not read much from her before, I went into WOLF TROUBLE not knowing what to expect, but right from the first page I knew I had found an author worth looking into.

The second book in the SWAT series, WOLF TROUBLE follows Senior Corporal Zander Riggs and his elite pack of alpha wolf shifters. The group of men are badass, dangerous, and extremely sexy. Xander was one of my favorites from the pack. When HR decides that they need to be more diverse, they request the team take on a woman.

Of course, this wouldn't be such a big issue if not for the fact the rest of the team are wolf shifters and they want to keep that information to themselves. So when they end up recruiting their first female member, only one person fits the job: Khaki Blake.

Khaki is just as skilled as the men, maybe even more so in some instances, but she is still a relatively new wolf. She never knew others existed like her so she has hidden her instincts rather than honed them. With the help of Xander and the rest of the boys, Khaki learns more about her wolf side.

Tyler balances the presence of each of the characters well. This is a large group but there's enough page time for each to entice readers with their personality. It also doesn't harm the romance in any way. In terms of the suspense and romance balance, I would say that there's a slight tip in favor for of romance, but there is still enough interesting suspenseful bits that kept me engaged.

I'm already invested in the other characters so there's no question that I will be checking out the other books in the series. For something fun, sexy and suspenseful, Paige Tyler's SWAT series is the place to look.

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SUMMARY

He's in trouble with a capital T

There's never been a female on the Dallas SWAT team and Senior Corporal Xander Riggs prefers it that way. The elite pack of alpha male wolfshifters is no place for a woman. But Khaki Blake is no ordinary woman.

When Khaki walks through the door attractive as hell and smelling like heaven, Xander doesn't know what the heck to do. Worse, she's put under his command and Xander's protective instincts go on high alert. When things start heating up both on and off the clock, it's almost impossible to keep their heads in the game and their hands off each other...

Excerpt

Xander had to pick his jaw up off the floor of the training room when Gage introduced the newest member of the SWAT team. He didn’t know what to expect, but it sure as hell wasn’t Officer Khaki Blake. Tall with an athletic build and just enough curves to fill out the SWAT T- shirt, she had the biggest brown eyes and softest looking lips he’d ever seen. She had her dark hair back in a bun, so he couldn’t tell how long it was, but he’d bet money it fell past her shoulders. She smelled way too good to be believed, too—like a slice of frosted spice cake in a uniform.

Shit. He was practically panting. If he didn’t get a grip soon, he was going to start drooling.

He gave the other guys a covert glance to see how they were dealing with her scent and was stunned to see that none of them reacted at all. Why not? His nose wasn’t that much better than theirs. He knew for a fact that several of the other guys—Cooper Landry and Jayden Brooks specifically—could smell a hell of a lot better than he could.

Maybe everyone was so mesmerized by finally getting to see a female version of their kind that the rest of their senses had stopped working.

Gage had left it up to Xander to fill the guys in on what had gone down at the meeting with Deputy Chief Mason while he’d headed home to get ready for his trip to Washington State. While the guys had been pissed that the top brass was playing politics with the team, they’d been intrigued at the idea of adding a female werewolf to the Pack.

They’d bombarded him with dozens of questions, none of which he could answer. Was she as fast and strong as they were? Did her abilities manifest themselves in completely different ways? Would she be as aggressive as they were and able to handle herself in a fight? Were there more like her out there, or was she the only one?

Not all the questions were so general. Brooks wondered what she would look like, Max Lowry wanted to know if she would smell like them, and Eric Becker… Well, Becker just wanted to know if she liked to wear yoga pants. God, that kid had an obsession with those things.

Xander had told them what he knew—that no one except Gage knew a damn thing about female werewolves. And Xander wasn’t so sure how much their commander knew, either. While Xander was lost in thought, Gage turned the floor over to Khaki, who was currently explaining how much she appreciated the opportunity to be in SWAT.

“I know I won’t be handed anything, but I look forward to proving to every one of you that I belong in the Pack and on the team.” She spoke in a light, lilting voice that surprisingly filled the large classroom. Xander could definitely pick up the Midwest accent, so she probably wasn’t originally from the Pacific Northwest. “I’m not asking for anything from you but a chance to do prove myself.”


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