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MY REVIEW: The two doctors in this charming and daring romance capture hearts and draw readers into their story as search for a cure, defy alphas and brighten up the holidays. These two strong characters are bold with lots of charismatic traits that grab readers’ attentions and ensure that they want to know exactly what happens. Their drive and passion for medicine and for finding a cure for the decline in the werewolves lifespans is only surpassed by the sizzling magnetic chemistry and heated passion of these two characters as they defy a pack leader in order to achieve their objective and their happily ever after. During this steady to fast paced and smooth flowing plot, thrills and adrenaline pumping suspense keeps readers glued to the pages with a search of a banished wolf, an exciting rescue, pack strife fun and charming bodyguards, loving family and delightful romance and holiday cheer. And in a surprising twist, Holly and Aiden will have pull off a hol...

by Amanda Forester I am not one who naturally adapts to change.   I confess my fashion sense has changed little over the years.   I refuse to give up my landline phone and resisted carrying a cell phone long after most of America had succumbed.   I even admit a lingering suspicion towards Wi-Fi, though I confess I am most irate when I wish to check my e-mail and it won't connect. Even in writing I have been recalcitrant toward change.   I started writing with a pencil and notebook, granted I was eight years old at the time, but even when I decided to begin writing as an adult I thought I would write everything longhand first.   Something about holding a in pencil my hand felt "natural" whereas typing on the keyboard was "sterile" and I feared I would squelch my natural creativity.   Soon, however, the unpleasant reality of trying to transcribe my hand-scribbled thoughts back into the computer convinced me that typing was not quite as bad as I init...