WOLF MOON
(Moon#7)
by Lisa Kessler
Publication Date: February 6, 2017
Genres: Adult, Entangled: Select Otherworld,
Publication Date: February 6, 2017
Genres: Adult, Entangled: Select Otherworld,
Paranormal Romance, Standalone,
Werewolves, Enemies to Lovers
As the last Pack member without a mate, Luke Reynolds
has become an outsider. When he takes a job as the head
horse trainer Sedona, Arizona, he’s looking forward to
starting a new life. But everything changes the night he finds
beautiful woman stranded on the side of the highway.
Raven Wood has been bitten and turned against her will.
Luckily, her spirit is stronger than most, and she has every
intention of escaping the Sedona Pack. Somehow.
The sexy lone wolf who rescues her might be just the
answer she’s looking for.
But the Sedona Pack Alpha has a mission, and unless
Luke and Raven can stop him, they’ll lose everything.
Author’s Note:
While a part of a series, each book in the Moon series,
including WOLF MOON, can be read as a STANDALONE!
Oh how I love a good paranormal romance.
And this one was
awesome. This book is well thought out and the story-line is
just
amazing the way it flows. I cannot wait to read more books by Lisa.
This is how the lone wolf of the Reno pack
finally finds his mate.
He is the only one without one so he moves away. And
when he
finda Raven on the side of the road, running away from her Alpha
an
evil SOB. He has no clue what he has found. As it is touch that
tells them who
their mate is so wearing gloves neither wolf has a
clue. But when she shares the
reason for running he is determined
to help her. But when they finally touch
and their world turns he is
even more determined to help. Now he has to help save
her and her
pack. As when you find out how evil this Alpha is and who he is
you'll know why they have to end him.
Now before I ruin this for you I will leave
off here. I hope
you enjoy this book as much as I did. If you do like
this
book, please consider leaving a review. The Authors really like
it when you do; they value your opinions too.
RAVEN:
“You really need to
go back and warn your Pack. I don’t know when Caldwell will be headed your way
yet, but I could text you once I hear something. Maybe you can convince them
not to be in town when Caldwell comes calling.”
“I’m not turning my
back on you and your sister. If I can get Caldwell to accept me into this Pack,
I can find his weak point.” He paused. “Did you tell him you found me and I
wanted a meeting?”
A pit festered in my
stomach as I shook my head. “No.”
He leaned against the
bumper, obviously collecting himself. I could almost smell his frustration.
“That’s why he hit you, wasn’t it? You wouldn’t tell them where you were.”
“It wasn’t Caldwell
who smacked me.” I crossed my arms. “But none of that matters. I can’t let you
get messed up in this snake pit, Luke. This Pack isn’t your problem. I don’t
want you risking your life.”
I steeled myself and
choked out, “Go warn your Pack and find your mate. Hopefully your Pack can
defeat Caldwell, or at least avoid him, and we’ll all get out of here without
messing up your life, too.”
He straightened, his
jaw tight. “Sounds like you’ve got it all figured out.”
“It’s the safest for
everyone.” He didn’t look convinced. I lowered my hands to my sides. “The last
thing I need is another wolf going all Alpha on me. Please go. Be smart, not
brave.”
I reached for the
handle on the van just as he did.
And the world tilted
on its axis.
His rough hand
covered mine, skin to skin, and somewhere in the shadows of my soul, my wolf
howled. The sound deafened me from inside out. I lost my balance, but he caught
me before I fell. Staring up at him, my vision blurred as my pupils dilated and
contracted. His scent filled my lungs. And from the core of my being, every
part of me recognized him.
Mine.
I opened my mouth to
say something, but no words came. It didn’t make sense. I barely knew him. But
none of that mattered. On a primal level, there were no doubts. His eyes
searched my face, and finally he bent to kiss me. I wrapped my arms around his
neck, clinging to him like a lifeline as my lips parted, our tongues tangling
until I moaned into him. He tightened his hold on me, and his heart pounded
like a sledgehammer in my sensitive ears. He felt it, too.
Whatever it was.
He growled against my
lips and stumbled backward. I struggled to catch my breath, unable to tear my
gaze off his. “What the hell was that?”
“Fuck.” He ran his
hand down his face, chest heaving.
His throat bobbed as
he swallowed hard. “I’m not going anywhere. I can’t let you go back there
alone.” I frowned. “You don’t have a choice.”
“You’re right, I
don’t.”
I shook my head,
completely confused.
He took a slow
breath, his voice deep and dangerous. “I can’t get you and your sister out yet,
so I’m going in. I’m not leaving Sedona without you.”
“No.” My pulse raced
at breakneck speed. “They’ll kill you.”
“Only if they think
I’m still with the Pack in Reno.”
At the moment the
only thing I cared about was keeping him safe. I’d survived in this Pack so
far; I could hang on a little longer. “It’s too risky. You’re not thinking
straight.”
He caressed the edge
of my jaw, the simple touch sending tingles through my entire body. “They will
never hurt you again.”
“Luke, this is nuts.”
Just the thought of them killing him was making me physically ill. “Please.”
He kissed my forehead
and whispered, “You’re my mate, Raven.” When he moved back, intensity darkened
his eyes. “And if any of them ever try to touch you again, they’ll have to kill
me first.”
That was exactly what
I was afraid of.
·٠•● Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ ●•٠· Lisa Kessler ·٠•● Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ ●•٠·
Lisa Kessler is a Best Selling author of dark paranormal
fiction. She’s a two-time San Diego Book Award winner for
Best Published Fantasy-Sci-fi-Horror and Best Published
Romance. Her books have also won the PRISM award, the
Award of Excellence, the National Excellence in Romantic
Fiction Award, the Award of Merit from the Holt Medallion,
and an International Digital Award for Best Paranormal.
Her short stories have been published in print anthologies
and magazines, and her vampire story, Immortal Beloved,
was a finalist for a Bram Stoker award.
When she’s not writing, Lisa is a professional vocalist, and
has performed with San Diego Opera as well as other
musical theater companies in San Diego.
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