YOUR WILD HEART
By
DENA GARSON
A Black Hills Wolves story
Blurb:
Wildlife biologist, Isabelle Acker, meets sexy park ranger,
Wyatt Powell. His Wolf sits up and takes notice of her, but when he learns why
she came to the park, he becomes wary of her intentions. After all, as far as
the general population knows, there are no wolves in the Black Hills.
Ordered by his Alpha to keep an eye on the smoking-hot
biologist, Wyatt finds it difficult to keep his hands to himself. He wants to
possess her, to share everything about his life, but that might endanger the
Tao Pack. But the attraction proves too great and, unable to deny his Wolf, he
takes her with a passion he didn’t know he possessed.
However, their sexual bliss is short-lived, and on the night
of the full moon, more than one secret is revealed. When all is said and done,
they must each decide—is what they have between them true love or just hot sex?
Excerpt:
From the shadows of the surrounding foliage, Wyatt Powell
watched the slip of a woman move about her campsite with ease. The business
card she had left with the girls at the ranger office read, Dr. Isabelle Acker,
Wildlife Biologist. It seemed, she was used to camping outdoors.
But even if she had been camping for over five years, it was
damn foolish of her to be out here alone.
Normally, he wouldn’t have paid much attention, but when
he’d overheard the girls saying she was well known for her study of wolves,
he’d been compelled to investigate.
Everyone knew there were no wolves in the Black Hills.
For generations, his pack had cultivated that belief. And in
truth, there were no wolves. At least not what one would call a “normal” wolf.
Wolf shifters were a whole other matter.
So, what brought Dr. Acker here?
She’d set up her camp in a secluded spot, well away from the
established sites. Perhaps she wanted privacy. But for what?
The longer he watched, the more fascinated he became by her.
It wasn’t because she seemed at ease in the outdoors. Nor was it just a
physical attraction. Sure, she was pretty for a human but not in a remarkable
way. She was an average height with an athlete’s build. Her plain brown hair
had been pulled into a simple ponytail, but it did glitter a bit when she
stepped into patches of sunlight.
Yet something about her had captured his interest. Both man
and beast wanted to learn more.
He was about to retreat into the woods when he saw her
gather a towel and a few bathing items and head to the nearby stream. His
conscience argued he should leave and allow her some privacy, but the bulge
behind his zipper insisted on following her. Part of him wanted to know how
much of a nature lover she was.
Like a deer, she picked her way over the rocks until she
found a spot next to the river. Before sitting, she slowly turned her head in
both directions scanning the area.
Wyatt had been taught by his Sioux grandfather the value of
patience when tracking prey. Or a foe. Despite his base attraction, he had yet
to determine which she might be.
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AUTHOR INFO:
Dena Garson is a Process Redesign Specialist by day and a
writer and jewelry designer by night. She is raising two rowdy boys who play
lots of sports which forces her to spend way too much time on the practice
field and/or sidelines. Thankfully she has a loyal and loving Labrador
Retriever to listen when she complains and a spoiled cat who reminds her daily
she is merely a servant.
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2 comments:
Thanks for the post, Taryn!!
Welcome here anytime, Dena!
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