Blurb: He’s a wolf in a kilt. That pretty much says it all…
Pulling off a rescue mission at a remote castle in Scotland should be an easy task for lone wolf Damon Black. He’ll flash some muscle, show a little Alpha power, and do whatever it takes to ease Addie MacShay’s fears. But the woman who throws herself into his arms and cries boyfriend is more intriguing than anticipated. The sexy she-wolf’s got more curves, more tantalizing scent, more of everything he desires.
Addie’s job cataloguing an estate at the Sterling-Wylde Manor is complicated by the ongoing discovery of new wills and the two creepy heirs who won’t leave her alone. But her fake boyfriend turns out to be a far greater threat—not only is he fun and flirtatious, he looks delicious in a kilt. She craves his touch, but with her empathic skills on overdrive, touch is the last thing she needs.
Damon’s fighting his unruly inner beast. Addie’s fighting their incredible sexual pull. They’ll both have to lower their guard to make this more than a Highland fling.
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Black Gold (Takhini Wolves #1)
Lone wolf Shaun Stevens s
automatic response to the words happily ever after? "Kill me now." Yet
with all his friends settling down he s begun to think there may
actually be something to this love-and-roses crap.
One things for sure: his dream mate will have to out-cuss, out-spit and out-hike him. So he never expected the one to push his forever button would be a blue-blooded Southern debutante with a voice as dark and velvety as her skin.
When Gemmita Jacobs steps off the plane in Whitehorse, Yukon, it s about more than her caribou research project. It s her declaration of independence from an overprotected upbringing. Except there s something in the air she can t quite define something that unexpectedly rouses her mating instincts.
Moments after their eyes lock, the deed is done and done thoroughly. When the pheromone dust settles, though, all the reasons they don t belong together become painfully clear.
It s enough to make a wolf learn a whole new set of cuss words.
One things for sure: his dream mate will have to out-cuss, out-spit and out-hike him. So he never expected the one to push his forever button would be a blue-blooded Southern debutante with a voice as dark and velvety as her skin.
When Gemmita Jacobs steps off the plane in Whitehorse, Yukon, it s about more than her caribou research project. It s her declaration of independence from an overprotected upbringing. Except there s something in the air she can t quite define something that unexpectedly rouses her mating instincts.
Moments after their eyes lock, the deed is done and done thoroughly. When the pheromone dust settles, though, all the reasons they don t belong together become painfully clear.
It s enough to make a wolf learn a whole new set of cuss words.
My Review of Black Gold
It's South meets North when Gem Jacobs travels to the Yukon for her research project. It's more than a project to her, it's her opportunity to prove that she can manage things on her own, away from her well-to-do wolf shifter family in the south.
Shaun's just come out to his alpha regarding the fact that he's alone and lonely, but he's really not looking for a mate. But when Gem arrives in town, wolf mating magic takes hold and it's clear that Shaun and Gem are destined to be wolf mates. One problem -- Gem is planning to return south once she completes her research. Will Shaun want to go with her?
There's some drama on the way to the research site, with the bear shifters causing all sorts of trouble, and the lure of quick money from a wolf-napping. When Gem's father arrives in the Yukon, everything between Gem and Shaun might just fall apart.
Black Gold was an easy, pleasant sort of read that works great on an afternoon in the sun or when you want a romance with just a touch of drama. I loved the way Vivian Arend weaved the wolf elements into this story.
A copy of this book was provided for review.
It's South meets North when Gem Jacobs travels to the Yukon for her research project. It's more than a project to her, it's her opportunity to prove that she can manage things on her own, away from her well-to-do wolf shifter family in the south.
Shaun's just come out to his alpha regarding the fact that he's alone and lonely, but he's really not looking for a mate. But when Gem arrives in town, wolf mating magic takes hold and it's clear that Shaun and Gem are destined to be wolf mates. One problem -- Gem is planning to return south once she completes her research. Will Shaun want to go with her?
There's some drama on the way to the research site, with the bear shifters causing all sorts of trouble, and the lure of quick money from a wolf-napping. When Gem's father arrives in the Yukon, everything between Gem and Shaun might just fall apart.
Black Gold was an easy, pleasant sort of read that works great on an afternoon in the sun or when you want a romance with just a touch of drama. I loved the way Vivian Arend weaved the wolf elements into this story.
A copy of this book was provided for review.
About the Author:
Vivian Arend in one word: Adventurous. In a sentence: Willing to try just about anything once. That wide-eyed
attitude has taken her around North America, through parts of Europe, and into
Central and South America, often with no running water.
Her optimistic outlook also meant that when challenged to
write a book, she gave it a shot, and discovered creating worlds to play in was
nearly as addictive as traveling the real one. Now a New York Times and USA Today bestselling
author of both contemporary and paranormal stories, Vivian continues to explore,
write and otherwise keep herself well entertained.
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