Release Date: 20 June 2013
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Maggie is a wolf shifter who was captured and experimented on by the Kurjans. Now that a cure has finally been found for shifters (although not for vampire mates or witches), she can concentrate on creating a new life for herself and finally accepting that her memories are gone forever. Most memories, that is. Sometimes in the hazy world between dreams and dawn, she hears a Scottish voice, dark and deep, that sounds suspiciously like wolf-shifter Terrent Vilks. A man she happened to anger by kidnapping a few years back. Hey, it was for a good cause.
Terrent Vilks knows more than he’s let on for the past several years. After digging for answers, he knows exactly why the demons want Maggie dead. And he remembers his past with Maggie…very well. She is finally where he wants her. Now all he has to do is discover what exactly the Kurjans did to her, beat the demons into so much submission they leave her alone, and get her to fall in love with him. Again. Good thing he’s used to wrangling monsters.
31,000 Word Count
My Review 5 STARS
Although i liked this book, we have seen so much of Maggie in previous books that i feel that she really deserved her own full length book and that a novella just gives us a glimpse of her past and the woman.
Terrent was just the wolf for Maggie and he was brilliant for her, and i am glad that the pack that he lived with, although not actually part of, trusted and respected him like they did.
Lots of action is packed into this book and although Maggie does not get her memories back, she learns more about the woman she is and was and it makes her all the more stronger, especially with Torrent at her side.
Torrent showed his soft side, his very alpha side and his vulnerable sides in this book and it was nice to see a little more of the man and the compromises they both come to in order to be by each others sides.
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