Michelle Nero is a smart, savvy, curvy brunette...and a very loyal friend. After she's embarrassed herself in front of the most handsome man she'd ever seen, she leaves to tuck her drunken friend Rose into bed. Walking home in the dark, deserted streets of Downtown Manhattan an unsavory villain throws her into the shadows. But something scarier comes to save her. She doesn't know who...or what. She's too busy doing what he commanded her to do. RUN.
Nathaniel Jacobs went to the club looking for something superficial. When he locks eyes with a pretty brunette, something clicks inside him that's anything but temporary. He follows her only to find her being attacked. No one must know werewolves exist, but Nathaniel has to save her by any means necessary. Only...once he finds himself falling for the human female - he and his packmates must decide, can they trust her with their secret?
A Stand-Alone, Hot Werewolf/Shifter Romance series. Each city/state, its own pack. Each wolf, his own story.
NEW YORK:
Nathaniel - The Savior
Eli - The Gift For Smiles
Darik - The One Born Human
Dontae - The Last To Fall
CHICAGO:
Curragh - The Beast (Curr-ahg)
Howard - The Underdog
Xavier - The Hero
CALIFORNIA:
Calt vs. Red - The War Over One Woman (Erotica and MΓ©nage situations)
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From the Author
This is the first I wrote in the series. I wanted something lighthearted and while it is that moreso than the Chicago pack, it became something more when they revealed themselves to be superheroes, using their abilities to help. I didn't plan when Michelle gets attacked, but there it was right in the beginning... and a series unraveled from there. xx, Faleena
About the Author
"The first book I ever wrote I tied with yarn, illustrated with crayon, and sold to my parents for a buck. I was about five years old. Ever since, stories of love and redemption have always struck a cord in me." She's an actress and director, too, and currently lives in Atlanta, GA, where she loves the unpredictable weather patterns after living in Los Angeles for twenty years. "Last night a thunder storm, today 75 degrees, tomorrow snowflakes drifting in the night sky. Can't beat it."