Wolf Tempted - Enigma Falls Fated Mates Signed Paperback

Savannah's clan wants her dead, and they've sent her fated mate to find her.

What began as a nightmare years ago has morphed into much more as her cursed powers have far surpassed what her sisters possess. She isn't sure what that means for her future, but one thing is clear. She needs to RUN.

Until the scorching hot wolf hunter with major possessive vibes, shows her the meaning of tempted...

King has a reputation as a cold, calculated hunter. He can always find those that can't be found. When a lucrative job lands in his lap it may finally be his way out of the rogue Blackwood Pack.

Except...He doesn't hunt women.

But he's also still figuring out how to be a dad to his orphaned nephew and they need the money.

Because of that he agrees to find her and turn her over to the clan, unharmed.

Only when he locates the missing woman, he discovers there's a lot more to her than what they told him. Now, not even a city teeming with supernaturals, can keep him from protecting what's HIS.

King lifted his head and sniffed the air. He was no longer alone. With a hint of sulphur making his nose itch, he realized the person he'd come to meet wasn't the friendly sort.

He emerged from the trees and entered the moonlight-bathed clearing amidst gusts of wind and falling leaves. Fall had come in early this year, and the crisp, cool air was already settling in the mountains. Soon enough, winter would arrive, and the snow would soon follow. 

The others of his pack seemed to appreciate the change in seasons, but he did not. He hated the cold almost as much as he hated the isolation that came from living here. He longed for something more, which was why he was willing to take these kinds of assignments.
His wolf was a natural-born predator who loved to hunt. He needed to exercise that skill almost as much as he needed to breathe. More often than not, he was asked to hunt down humans, and that work nearly bored him to tears. They were too easy. His wolf wanted more of a challenge. 

Hunting in a city, where he had to hide his true nature, presented a little more challenge and generally satisfied the wolf—temporarily. Hence, he'd come this far out to meet someone he didn't know. A move that generally made him uneasy. He preferred to get his assignments via text or the occasional email. Talking to others in person annoyed him. Everyone knew to avoid him, including his own pack. 

"This had better be good," he growled under his breath, knowing full well the man heard every word.

"It's important to us."

"I don't care about that." And he didn't. Whatever their reasons for calling this meeting mattered little. He only needed the details of the job to decide. "What is it you want from me?"

"We need someone found. A woman."

He turned away. This already didn't sound like the challenge he was looking for.

"Wait. You haven't even heard what I have to say."

"I had my doubts about this before I came. This only solidifies it. I don't hunt women.”