An alpha werewolf meets his match in this sizzling paranormal romance from USA Today bestselling author Terry Spear THERE’S A NEW WOLF PACK IN SILVER TERRITORYWolf shifter and park ranger Eric Silver is committed to his job policing spectacular San Isabel National Forest, and he’s hot on the scent of some mysterious wolves who are up to no good. When Eric’s investigation leads him to cross paths … good. When Eric’s investigation leads him to cross paths with forester Pepper Grayling, he’s fascinated to learn this she-wolf is her pack’s leader-strong, independent, and definitely not looking for a mate.
AND THIS TIME THE LEADER’S A SHE…
With unknown dangers on the prowl, Pepper is tempted to give in to her attraction to Eric and align her pack with his. But Pepper’s been pursued by many an alpha male out to take over her pack and gain her hard-won territory-and Eric is a born leader. How does Eric earn the trust of a she-wolf who’s been betrayed so often in the past?
Praise for Silence of the Wolf
“The outstanding and gripping plot…will appeal to paranormal fans, and romance junkies will take delight in the red-hot love story embedded within.” –RT Book Reviews, 4 stars
“Nobody does werewolf romances like Terry Spear. The romance sizzles, the plot boils, the mystery intrigues, and the characters shine.” -The Royal Reviews
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I won this book from Goodreads Giveaways and am giving a honest review. I enjoyed this book. When Eric is trying to find out what wolf pack is planting marajana in the forest that he works as a ranger and ends up helping another wolf who had fallen and hurt her leg. When he brings her back to were her pack is camping he see a beautiful woman in the distance not knowing who she is he thinks she is beautiful and offers his packs doctor. When he leaves to go back to his truck to get his side taken care from a previous attack the same evening from some wolves when he found the pot. But he ends up going back to check on the other pack and gets attacked by another alpha wolf and bitten in the shoulder. He goes to his doctor and gets stitched up and does he has to do presentations to boy scout troup’s the next day not expecting to see the woman from the night before. But a lot of things bring them together and he finds out that she is the she-wolf leader of their pack. She is afraid of falling for another wolf and them trying to take over her pack. She has problem with an Alpha who wants to take over pack and she can’t trust him. A wonderful read.
~ 4 Alpha Wolf Stars ~
Alpha Wolf Need Not Apply is book nineteen in the Heart of the Wolf series by Terry Spears. This story takes us back to Silvertown and the Silver Pack Wolves that live their as well as introducing us to a new pack.
Heart of the Wolf is one of my favorite series to read and re-visit. The best thing is each book can stand-a-lone, so you can just pick one up and go. They are all sweet romances with a little suspense or mystery added in. The wolves are all different in personality, color, and packs and each couple brings something new and entertaining of their own to the story.
Eric Silver, the diligent park ranger is determined to hunt down the shifters planting cannabis in his forest.
Pepper Grayling, leader of her pack is determined to not let an Alpha male wolf take over her territory and pack.
I liked Pepper as an Alpha who could run her pack and stand up for herself. I also liked Eric. Both these two have a past and neither are looking for new mates, but one chance meeting changes things and a sweet slow burning courtship begins. What I loved the most is Eric. He maybe an Alpha, but he isn’t afraid to step back and let Pepper lead. We are also treated to a little action. For fans of this series you might enjoy how Ms. Spear weaves many past characters back into Eric and Pepper’s story.
The one thing I didn’t like was Pepper’s final reversal on her feelings. This change of heart was so sudden. It just seemed out of place, especially with how slow the courtship/romance was blooming.
As with all series, some books are better than others and Alpha Wolf Need Not Apply is one I would recommend trying out. It was a delightful addition to this series.
*Disclaimer: I received a complimentary ARC copy provided by Sourcebooks Casablanca via NetGalley with the sole purpose of an honest review. All thoughts, comments and ratings are my own.