All four parts of Touch of the Alpha are now together in one boxed set!
Karen was a disgrace to her pack. Every steadfast rule that her pack held dear, she insisted on breaking in an attempt to free herself from the bonds of a lineage that had been slowly dying out for centuries.
When she's sent off to Sky High Ranch for werewolf reform, Karen thinks that she'll spend the month in boring therapy sessions. Nothing is as it seems at Sky High Ranch though, including Carter, the sexy regional Alpha. He has a different kind of reform in mind for Karen, the kind that involves making her his forever.
Heat level: Smokin' Hot
Karen was a disgrace to her pack. Every steadfast rule that her pack held dear, she insisted on breaking in an attempt to free herself from the bonds of a lineage that had been slowly dying out for centuries. Why her pack was trying to preserve the wolf in their bloodline now was beyond her. They were more human than wolf. Some of them couldn't even turn anymore. As it was, Karen's shift was completely involuntary, and it only happened during the full moon—sometimes. It was really a crap shoot. Half the time when her pack gathered for the change, she was left standing there, naked in her human form, while most of her immediate family went bounding off into the forest without her.
For a while, her brother insisted that the human shifters left behind should try to run with the wolves. Maybe it would help force the change in them. It was pointless though.
Karen had submitted a long time ago to the fact that by the time she was an old woman, her grandchildren would probably be fully human. That was, if her brother didn't now insist that members of their family could only mate with solid shifters, those who change every full moon. That was the first rule Karen broke. She'd be damned if she would allow her lug-headed Alpha brother to decide who she could have sex with and who she couldn't.
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Italian
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Already translated.
Translated by Nicole Smith
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Portuguese
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Already translated.
Translated by Nelson Leonel De Benedetti
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Author review: Great to work with, as always. |
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Spanish
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Already translated.
Translated by Delfina Sueiro
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