Charmed Wolf
Wolves of Whiskey Hollow, book 1
By Lia Davis
Charmed Wolf
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Pages: 165
Release Date: May 9th 2017
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Book Description:
Power is her greatest
weakness, but love could be her salvation.
Dana Hutson is about to make
one of the toughest decisions of her life: walking away from her twin and her
Pack. But the anger of her late mate’s betrayal burns deep, and her guilt
threatens to push her over the edge. Combined with the magic she was born with
intensifying to a lethal level, she has no choice but to leave Whiskey Hollow
in search of her inner peace. But what she finds could be more than she
bargained for.
Cooper Reed will do anything
to keep his sister and adopted daughter safe from the demented rogue Alpha of
the Bloodrose Creek Pack. That includes killing anyone who threatens his family
and going on the run. He is willing to do whatever it takes. He isn’t prepared
to find his mate in the midst of the chaos.
When even more secrets and
dangers come to light, Dana and Cooper must band together to stop the rogue and
his minions before all is lost. But will their bond be enough to harness the
power needed to defeat such a foe?
Excerpt:
Cooper’s home was on a corner lot and backed up to the forest, so he
mainly entered and left through the back door so no one on the street would see
him come or go.
Doing that now, he smiled as he sensed his adopted daughter close by.
His heart swelled while at the same time worry put him on edge. Edwin had made
it clear on more than one occasion that Hope was not to remain in the Pack. He
saw her as either a weakness or a threat. Cooper didn’t know which. He didn’t
know much of anything when it came his Alpha, mostly because Edwin was losing
his mind.
The enforcers had followed him around since Cooper had taken the
four-year-old orphan under his protection. Hope was what he’d named her, and
the thought of her brought a smile to his lips. Having children was something
he hadn’t really dwelled on. But when he’d first seen the curly blonde with the
big, green eyes, he’d instantly wanted to protect her.
The double click sound from a
dog-training clicker echoed from the living room. He’d given the clicker to
Hope as a way to call him. She was a deaf mute, and from what he’d been able to
uncover, which was very little, he believed she’d been born that way.
Entering the living room, he held in a laugh at the mess fanned out on
the title floor around her. About a dozen or so coloring books lay open,
circling her. Every crayon was out of the box.
Hope glanced at him, and a smile brightened her face then dulled as she
scanned her mess. Frantically, she closed the books and gathered them to her.
Cooper rushed to her, sat on the floor in front of her and grabbed her hands.
When she lifted her big green eyes, his heart melted. With a tender smile, he
brought her tiny hands to his mouth for a kiss then released them and signed,
“It’s okay. Play.”
Neither of them had known sign language before they met, but they were
learning it together with the help of Cooper’s sister, Celeste.
Hope smiled again and then darted her gaze over Cooper’s shoulder. He
knew his sister was there by her scent. Turning partway, he noted Celeste’s
frown, and her crossed arms. She most likely smelled the female from the
neutral zone. Damn, why hadn’t he gotten her name?
Her scent had instantly driven him crazy, and his wolf paced inside,
wanting to hunt her down and demand things he had no right to.
Ignoring his sister’s scowl, he grabbed a coloring book and stretched
out on his belly next to Hope. His adopted daughter copied him, grabbed her own
book, and began coloring.
“Who is she?” Celeste spoke in a soft, calm tone so as not to alarm
Hope. That was how they handled most of their arguments since Hope had come
into their lives. The little girl could pick up on strong emotions and loud
noises through her wolf senses. Celeste said that noise has a vibration to it
that those who are deaf, especially supernatural creatures, are highly
sensitive to. Hope was frightened by everything. So they kept their
conversations light in front of her.
When things got emotional, they took it outside, argued telepathically
like most wolves could, or waited until she went to bed.
“She’s my mate.”
He heard Celeste blow out a breath of annoyance. “We have enough
complications.”
About the Author:
In 2008, Lia Davis ventured
into the world of writing and publishing and never looked back. She has
published more than twenty books, including the bestselling A Tiger’s Claim,
book one in her fan favorite Ashwood Falls
While writing was initially
a way escape from real world drama, Lia now makes her living creating worlds
filled with magic, mystery, romance, and adventure so that others can leave
real life behind for a few hours at a time.
Lia’s favorite things are
spending time with family, traveling, reading, writing, chocolate, coffee,
nature and hanging out with her kitties. She and her family live in Northeast Florida battling hurricanes and very humid summers, but it’s
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